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I completely forgot about the response to aerial photography when it first came out. I remember having some concerns about the privacy implications and feeling
by mentos 11y ago
I completely forgot about the response to aerial photography when it first came out. I remember having some concerns about the privacy implications and feeling 'exposed' on the internet that anyone could see my home. Funny how much my mindset has changed.
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- eli 11y agoI'm having a hard time understanding your example. That someone who knows what your car looks like and roughly where you live could use Google Maps to find the specific address?
- jbuzbee 11y agoOf course I grew up in a time when everybody's name, address and phone number were published in phone books that were widely distributed. I remember it was unusual to have your phone number "unlisted". And the phone company charged extra to leave your information out!
- nashashmi 11y agoWhen people walk the streets, their faces are blurred. But if I know them, I can identify them too. Their shape makes it apparent.
- rasz_pl 11y ago>say somebody was looking for me street view is one of favourite tools technically literate repo men use to locate collateral https://www.youtube.com/user/RepoNut/videos https://www.youtube.com/user/RepoNut/videos