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Censored Street Views: Google Bows to German Data Privacy Demands

Posted By: admin 19 June, 2009

Censored Street Views: Google Bows to German Data Privacy Demands: “The dispute between Google and the data protection office in Hamburg over the company’s Street View service has been settled. Google has agreed to erase identifiable raw data depicting people, property or cars upon request.”

(Via SPIEGEL ONLINE – International.)

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