> I don't see them immediately realizing that filling out Google reviews would leave them exposed in such a way. I have that kind of family members as well. Bu

> I don't see them immediately realizing that filling out Google reviews would leave them exposed in such a way. I have that kind of family members as well. But they don't leave reviews on Google Maps, because they wouldn't know how to do that or why. And their home address is still on the White Pages, so.... I don't think it's a problem for them. The question is: is there somebody who is a) able to use Google Maps - which implies a rough understanding of how it works - and b) able to leave reviews about a place they have been, that is then unable to realize that a review says "I have been there at that time" and that multiple reviews may suggest the (approximate) place where they live?