Woman Exposing Her Breasts Highlights Privacy Concerns Of Google Street View

[Aaron McKenna]

The European Union’s data protection supervisor Peter Hustinx has joined the growing chorus of calls on Google to beware the pitfalls of its street-level photographic mapping service for Google Maps.

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[Christopher1]

Here's a better idea than deleting or blurring pictures: get over the stupidity that you don't want anyone to see your naked body, see you go into a sex shop, or see your boobs. Basically, reform our stupid sexual morality of today, and stop making like it is 'bad' to be seen going into a sex shop or exposing your body.
We were BORN NAKED... time to realize there is nothing wrong with being SEEN naked.

 

[DXRick]

In the US, the female breast is worshiped by some, feared by many, and you must be at least 17 to see any movie that shows one. Who can forget the horror and outrage that Janet Jackson caused when her breast was exposed during the superbowl halftime show?

Now we have Girls Gone Wild on Google Street View!!

The horror. The horror.

 

[Guest]

Hey Christopher1 -- I'll take an action item and get right on that. Wait, how exactly am I supposed to social and cultural values of millions of people again?

maybe you should just not worry about it and instead let time take its course. yeah that sounds easier.

 

[branson]

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[JonnyDough]

I can just see the laughs at Google when their statistics show that a large percentage of users keep zooming in on a stadium where two bald headed men are sitting beside each other.

 

[Guest]

Many more like this here:

http/streetviewgallery.corank.com

 

[aznguy0028]

nice!

 

[Guest]

If you are out in public, then deal with it. I love using it to search neighborhoods when looking for a new house to buy!

 

[robojocks]

ha ha ha. Some stupid girl shows her breats off in public and google is invading her privacy? There are all kinds of laws about taking photos of people now. In australia if you take a photo of a girl sun baking will get a conviction. If your busting to go to the toilet and there aren't any toilets around the police can put you in jail for doing your business. I suppose it keeps the courts busy and keeps some people employed.

 

[Guest]

Who keeps modding the comments down are you afraid of boobs. Lighten up.

 

[Guest]

If you do something in public, people in public will see it. Get over it.

 

[nukemaster]

So she flashes the street view car and gets made famous on the net. Funny.

Street view is a great idea.

 

[Guest]

We need more street view. Maybe then the puritanical prudes will do like many have, and take responsibility for their actions, or just not care.

OMG boobs! We're all going to die now.

 

[davidgbailey]

I saw around 60,000 pairs of boobs in the first two months of getting online. OMG! Like, I've got to see more(sarcastic).... doesn't it get boring at some point? Why is it news?

 

[jalek]

EU citizens wouldn't seem so likely to complain.

Then again, if they catch some 16 year old changing into a bathing suit in a European country, would Google then be producing and distributing illegal material under US law?

I guess it would depend on what angle the camera had, how old the prosecutor was, who was president, and if the media had other things to focus on at the time. Gotta love subjective laws.

 

[Conceptuweasel]

I don't know how people can expect to have privacy while on public streets. No one seems to complain too much about tabloids with celebrities, but now that 'normal' people are being photographed it's a big deal? You have no expectation of privacy while in public places.

I like the child porn idea though. That would be interesting.

 

[Conceptuweasel]

I don't know how people can expect to have privacy while on public streets. No one seems to complain too much about tabloids with celebrities, but now that 'normal' people are being photographed it's a big deal? You have no expectation of privacy while in public places.

I like the child porn idea though. That would be interesting.

 

[Conceptuweasel]

I don't know how people can expect to have privacy while on public streets. No one seems to complain too much about tabloids with celebrities, but now that 'normal' people are being photographed it's a big deal? You have no expectation of privacy while in public places.

I like the child porn idea though. That would be interesting.

 

[Conceptuweasel]

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