Flip
I use Google Maps a lot, and I know they blur license plates and peoples faces when showing "street view", but today while checking out an area where we we going to a funeral mass, I saw where they totally blurred a house. Being curious, I drove past it and didn't see anything strange about it. Anyone know why they would do this?
3 Answers
country bumpkin
Best answer!
Some people do not want their house shown on Google Maps for privacy reasons.
This link explains it. How to hide your house on Google Maps>> http://www.offthegridnews.com/privacy/how-to-hide-your-house-from-google-maps/
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