How to remove the front of your house or car from Google Street View
Google offers a tool for blur images that its cars collect as they drive down streets, capturing the fronts of houses and buildings.
There may be many reasons, but all of them are generally concentrated in one word: privacy. Whenever street view Debuting around the world, complaints followed, from a relatively quiet start in the United States in 2007 to problems a few years later in Germany and Japan, to name just two countries where not everyone agreed that it was filmed in front of its home and made available to the world. . Since then, the service, which has been available in Argentina since 2014, has used a filter blurring passersby’s faces, license plates and license plates.
But what Our car or the front of our house can still be seen It’s not comfortable for many people, even though it’s a seemingly endless source of funny pictures. So Google introduced a tool that allows us to indicate to the company our interest in its existence blur (blue, in computer language, fuzzy, the English word for this action) An image taken by Google cars taking streets to create a 360-degree Street View environment.
Maybe car cameras inadvertently caught a view of a low wall of a garden or party; Or simply that we don’t want to see a car parked in front of an address, or in front of a house, showing how accessible it is to a stranger. For all those situations, we have a A Google tool that asks – not required – to blur the object in front of our house.
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how to do? In a very simple way, as you will notice in Mashable.
- First you need to enter Google Maps.
- Then insert the little yellow man that appears on the street in the lower right corner of the screen to activate the street view.
- Here you need to select the button with three vertical dots that will appear next to the address of the place in the Street View web view.
- This will bring up the settings menu; Here you need to select “Report a problem”.
- By clicking on it, another tab with a menu opens in the browser, in which we have, first of all, a miniature street view with a red rectangle; We need to move the view so that what we want to hide (for example, a car) is inside the rectangle.
- Then Google asks for more details: if what we want to blur is a face, the front of a house, a car or its license plate, or some other object.
- We can also make an error claim if the photo is bad or the information provided is incorrect.
Then you will have to write the email address and click on reCAPTCHA and wait for Google to connect to confirm the order; We will have to demonstrate that we have a relationship with the place (for example, that we live) and that this is not a random request. The company then determines whether to accept the order.
However, remember that there is no mechanism to break the decision, and a blurred front of the house can attract more attention than before.
Source: La Nacion
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