Woman Found 43 Times on Google Street View

[kingnoobe]

You shouldn't be doing private stuff in a public place anyways. And that guy was simply playing politics.

If your kid was kidnapped off the side of the road, and the cameras helped find him I'm sure you wouldn't care then. I have no issues with cameras being installed on roads, etc. As long as they don't actually invade private places aka home, bathrooms, those sort of things.

 

[warezme]

how is walking your dog on a public sidewalk private? Why is the privacy issue even mentioned, so lame.

 

[Goro]

Privacy on public roads huh??

 

[figgus]

[citation][nom]nekatreven[/nom]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.[/citation]

Where's Waldo?

 

[gm0n3y]

[citation][nom]figgus[/nom]Where's Waldo?[/citation]

http/pulse2.com/2009/03/26/waldo-spotted-in-london-on-google-street-view-cameras/

 

[eddieroolz]

Hey, I'd love exposure like that!

 

[alextheblue]

[citation][nom]Marney_5[/nom]I would of got my d**k out![/citation]Yeah too bad the camera isn't high enough resolution for us to be able to pick it out.

Just kidding bro. Probably.

 

[cashews]

[citation][nom]nekatreven[/nom]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.[/citation]
Yeah it would be like Where's Wally, only on the internet. Hang on wasn't his girlfriend named Wendy... I smell conspiracy...

 

[Guest]

Lack of privacy? England has a crap ton of surveillance cameras that monitor your every move in public, and they've had them for quite some time. Second, her face was blurred out. Third, if she really wanted her privacy, she could have NOT told The Sun about it.