Woman Found 43 Times on Google Street View

[exfileme]

A UK woman wondered why the camera-mounted car was casing her neighborhood.

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[Ragnar-Kon]

Wow... I'm impressed you were even able to find a story like this.
...media these days.

 

[nforce4max]

Now that is what I call invasion of privacy, they could have easily retaken the same rout after she had gone and no one else was in view.

Google = Big Brother

 

[dogofwars]

It must have drive very slowly

 

[RazberyBandit]

Guess privacy is out the door now, eh?

Apparently only if you go outdoors while there's some car with a big old gigantic camera mounted high atop it creeping through your neighborhood, then proceed to walk beside it while ignoring the police car following it...

 

[mlopinto2k1]

[citation][nom]nforce4max[/nom]Now that is what I call invasion of privacy, they could have easily retaken the same rout after she had gone and no one else was in view. Google = Big Brother[/citation]Yeah, because she's so important to keep tabs on to make sure she's walking her dog properly. Google = Power Trip = What Money Will Do To You = Reality Check = I Am The Guy Driving The Google Maps Car = I Am Awesome = Must I go on?

 

[kingnoobe]

Like omgz i was walking my dog in public, and got video taped omgz no privacy! THE WORLD IS ENDING 2012 is on its way!

 

[Guest]

and again Tom is using the sun as a reliable news source...

 

[Guest]

And.. who gives a crap? "In tomorrow's news, some guy in nevada has picture taken 76 times (and in one he is scratching his butt)."

 

[enzo matrix]

[citation][nom]Article[/nom]Naturally Google performed its privacy duties by blurring out her face, however now she's been exposed to the world thanks to The Sun.

"When Terry showed me I couldn't believe it," she told The Sun in regards to the total count of pictures. "I didn't know what it was doing. It was just driving round very, very slowly."[/citation]
Sounds like she exposed herself... since she brought it to the attention of The Sun... And her husband was the one who pointed it out in the first place...

 

[rdawise]

There is no privacy in public.

You are vidoetaped while banking, shopping, driving, doing laundry, at work, etc. Want to e private, stay home.

 

[Parsian]

wow the next Susan Boyle??

 

[soundefx]

Good thing the dog did take a crap on the side walk or something.

That would have been embarrassing.

 

[brendano257]

Yet you decided to keep walking with a white van with massive cameras mounted on the top?
Honestly I don't think this is that big of a deal, I'd be pretty impressed if they felt I was important enough to be on Google Street View 43 times.

 

[nekatreven]

That might be impressive if it wasn't 43 consecutive shots (or even in the same neighborhood).

It would be impressive if it had taken her mug in 43 different countries and someone found them all.

 

[JonnyDough]

[citation][nom]rdawise[/nom]There is no privacy in public.You are vidoetaped while banking, shopping, driving, doing laundry, at work, etc. Want to e private, stay home.[/citation]

That doesn't mean there shouldn't be.

 

[rdawise]

[citation][nom]Jonnydough[/nom]That doesn't mean there shouldn't be.[/citation]

What "should be" and what "is" are two seperate concepts.

But let's take your arguement. Now there is a right to privacy in public. You can no longer be videotapped anywhere. So when you get robbed in a bank, street, store, etc (I hope this doesn't happen, just an example) don't worry about to criminal's privacy. You have given the criminal a right to privacy so there are no tapes to review. Good luck catching them with eye witnesses.

Now, I do believe in privacy(whole-heartily) and wholly adovacate for more. But I also understand that there is no privacy in public.

 

[timbo]

"Guess privacy is out the door now, eh?"

Privacy... in a Public place....mkay

 

[blashyrkh]

British people... What more can you say?

 

[marney_5]

I would of got my d**k out!