Google maps blur out a house in street view?

[old and tired]

Goggle the street view of 120 Meadowpark, Rockwall, Texas (lived there many years ago and just thought about looking at it - mainly to see how big the trees got.)

It's blurred out of sight... weird. Then I found this link: (there are others you can google the title of this thread).

How to Blur Your House in Google Maps' Street View

How rude of them - (just kidding... well, sort of....)

{edit} I wonder if you can blur out your neighbors' ugly house :laughing:

 

[Jstpssng]

My brother and his friend were standing in their driveway when they saw the google car coming. His friend started doing little dance, which was shown on street view for a while.
Then they both disappeared from the picture; apparently edited out for some reason.

 

[CobyRupert]

I’ve taken a vow that if I ever see the Google car with the cameras on the roof coming down the road, I’m turning around and dropping trouse. You want a picture of my house? Then kiss my ***!

 

[Streetcar]

Street view is great way to look at condition of driveway prior to construction

 

[two_bit_score]

I’ve taken a vow that if I ever see the Google car with the cameras on the roof coming down the road, I’m turning around and dropping trouse. You want a picture of my house? Then kiss my ***!

:laughing: Do it! :laughing:

 

[lman]

No streetview here. Too far out, I guess.

 

[user.69169]

What you do up to you, but De G already got picture yer house less house ain't built yet.

G ain't nuttin really gonna hurt you tho. Other hand, GOVERNMENT got some pics gonna cost you money.

Tax assessor got pics of yer place from satellite he can read license plate on yer cars from and next screen he got a bunch of pictures took from somebody standin on de ground. Got a thing called overlay in dat system, automatic, alerts assessor to changes from last time pictures were took and he know if you put up new outhouse. Dat gonna COST you and guy down hall in Permits gonna fine you and charge for Building Permit you didn't buy.

Census lady stopped by about a month back. Stopped in driveway and walked across lawn to door nobody comes to. Got her little plastic box in hand. (removed) hadn't got around to fillin form out, so she came to be charmed. Nice gal, lives in town. Told me (removed) was one of her last stops, Gov finally gotsmart enough to have people work area dey live in and know instead of other side of town. We talkin, I ask her why she comes to front door nobody uses. Shows me her plastic box. She GPS driven from de box. Routes her from stop to next stop and tells her where to park to minimize distance she walks.

Makes sense when you remember 2010 Census dey had people walkin up to door wid GPS logger to put crosshairs on you.

Government ever decides (removed) gotta go some kid sitting in cellar room wid laptop can send missile right in (removed)'s door. Sure hope de cat is at other end of house so he might survive.

 

[two_bit_score]

Goggle the street view of 120 Meadowpark, Rockwall, Texas (lived there many years ago and just thought about looking at it - mainly to see how big the trees got.)

It's blurred out of sight... weird. Then I found this link: (there are others you can google the title of this thread).

How to Blur Your House in Google Maps' Street View

How rude of them - (just kidding... well, sort of....)

{edit} I wonder if you can blur out your neighbors' ugly house :laughing:

Your old homestead is still visible on satellite view.

 

[Alien]

The Google street view of our place is so old it is irrelevant. The place looks nothing like it did then. Satellite view is updated regularly.
Also if your home has been on the market in the past, Type in your address and it will still be there for everyone to see. Easy to find what all the last owners paid for the property too.
No privacy any more.

 

[MossRoad]