Clearly not shopped… I’m really on the fence about this street view thing. Is it an invasion of privacy if you pee on the side of the road and someone takes a picture? Probably not…
Is it an invasion of privacy if someone takes a picture that shows your car (and visible license plate) parked in front of your house and posts it on the internet… idunno. There are people that I wouldn’t really want knowing exactly where I live. (e.g. insane ex-wife)
It’s not a shop, he’s not peeing, from another angle down the street you can see he’s working on a part of the bike. It is a very funny picture, however. As for taking pictures clear enough to read the licenses on the cars, if it can be seen from the street it isn’t hidden from a person driving by and this bothers one, one should park so that no other person can see the plate.
squares (#458)
17 years ago
Perhaps the car is a gray area… but where does the line stop? Would you argue that anything that occurs in the public is public information?
Lets say hypothetically, that you are an attractive female. Lets say that the camera snaps a picture of you outside of your home, and it’s posted to the internet without you knowing.
Is it unreasonable to worry that some sort of predator may now have a photograph of you coupled with your home address?
You could either argue that a) that predator could just drive by and see the same thing, or b) that the woman should wear a burkha so that no one can tie her identity to her house…
The responses would have to be a) one predator driving by isn’t the same as an infinite number of predators doing a virtual drive-by from any non-disclosed location on the internet… and b) hi.. this is america.
Wouldn’t you have to find the location in the first place? And doesn’t this street view thing only play back what was captured when google took the pic for google maps?
That’s gotta be a shop.
Well, the link is pretty much real.
Definately NOT a photoshop. Pretty easy to find on google maps, just start at skyline college, san bruno.
tiki god, you should add some way to quote other posts in your own, like the *chans
maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=en&q=museum&near=San+Francisco,+California,+United+States&ie=UTF8&view=map&om=1&layer=c&cbll=37.777452,-122.504927&cbp=1,289.875024308419,0.628713401659621,3&ll=37.784554,-122.500091&spn=0.023674,0.040169&z=15
Thats another one i’ve seen on some forums floating around…
Here’s the direct link:
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Clearly not shopped… I’m really on the fence about this street view thing. Is it an invasion of privacy if you pee on the side of the road and someone takes a picture? Probably not…
Is it an invasion of privacy if someone takes a picture that shows your car (and visible license plate) parked in front of your house and posts it on the internet… idunno. There are people that I wouldn’t really want knowing exactly where I live. (e.g. insane ex-wife)
It’s not a shop, he’s not peeing, from another angle down the street you can see he’s working on a part of the bike. It is a very funny picture, however. As for taking pictures clear enough to read the licenses on the cars, if it can be seen from the street it isn’t hidden from a person driving by and this bothers one, one should park so that no other person can see the plate.
Perhaps the car is a gray area… but where does the line stop? Would you argue that anything that occurs in the public is public information?
Lets say hypothetically, that you are an attractive female. Lets say that the camera snaps a picture of you outside of your home, and it’s posted to the internet without you knowing.
Is it unreasonable to worry that some sort of predator may now have a photograph of you coupled with your home address?
You could either argue that a) that predator could just drive by and see the same thing, or b) that the woman should wear a burkha so that no one can tie her identity to her house…
The responses would have to be a) one predator driving by isn’t the same as an infinite number of predators doing a virtual drive-by from any non-disclosed location on the internet… and b) hi.. this is america.
Wouldn’t you have to find the location in the first place? And doesn’t this street view thing only play back what was captured when google took the pic for google maps?