Swiss Court Orders Modifications to Google Street View
Source: International Herald Tribune
Switzerland's highest court on Friday upheld Google's basic right to document residential street fronts with its Street View technology, but imposed some limitations on the kinds of images the company can take.
The ruling leaves the service legally intact in Switzerland, which has some of the strictest privacy safeguards in the world. Swiss regulators and Google both said they were pleased with the decision.
Google also faces an antitrust investigation in Europe on charges of dominating in the Internet search market. On Friday, the competition commissioner who is leading the inquiry gave Google an early July deadline to come up with "concrete signs" of its willingness to offer "remedy proposals."
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(21,551 posts)It's basically just stolen copyrighted information.
onehandle
(51,122 posts)dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)When I looked at my own house on Street View last year it had my Jeep Unlimited parked out front. Looked just now out of curiosity and now it shows the Jeep patriot I got rid of 3 years ago.
1monster
(11,012 posts)weeks ago... They must be constantly updating because this is about the third or forth photo of my house I've seen on street view.
dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)and hence remove information.
I'm UK.