A good reason to blur your property is to protect yourself from lazy public officers. I've read stories about tax officers copying pictures of countryside loca

A good reason to blur your property is to protect yourself from lazy public officers. I've read stories about tax officers copying pictures of countryside location where some kind of spot had emerged, and use then to claim that a house without permit was built and advance IRS-like requests for taxation under the threats of legal action. No actual in person visit to the location was done, of course.