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Has Google made this information public? Or are they just indexing it?

• kuschku 10y ago
  They have turned it from "can only be found by a dedicated person" to "anyone can find it". Societies usually ban that difference.
  • mercutio2 10y ago
    "Societies usually"? I know a few European cultures, most notably the Germans, make a big deal about this difference, but I'm not aware of other cultures where distinguishing between public-but-obscure and public-and-indexed is a thing. In my opinion it's a terrible distinction to make, as it gives users false comfort about what's actually unavailable to the public.
    • kuschku 10y ago
      Even the US seperates stalking from taking a picture of random people in the background of a landscape picture. The difference between "public and indexed" and "public but obscure" is huge. It’s also the same difference as "taking a photo of outside" vs. "permanent video surveillance of everywhere".