If the website can be accessed by others. I could take a picture of a map and share it on my LAN via httpd so all my computers can access it. I am the only us

If the website can be accessed by others. I could take a picture of a map and share it on my LAN via httpd so all my computers can access it. I am the only user on the LAN. It is not the "website" aspect that would implicate copyright, it is the redistribution, e.g., via a website on the public internet. My original question is being misunderstood. It is not about copyright or what rights Google has in maps. It is a question about why Google attempts to force users to contact them every time the user looks at a map.