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Here’s the best description I’ve heard of why that’s a bad idea. It basically goes (paraphrased): > Q: What would happen if you could look at someone and know
by cletus 5y ago
Here’s the best description I’ve heard of why that’s a bad idea. It basically goes (paraphrased):
> Q: What would happen if you could look at someone and know who they are and where they live or work?
> A: A lot of women would die.
Google maps has some safeguards like certain areas have no imagery but really the biggest thing is it’s not fine detailed enough to be a threat to anybody. In fact, US law prevents (IIRC) sub-meter pixels on commercial satellite imagery.
- jdavis703 5y agoIn the US, most women who become violent crime victims are victimized by someone they know. More men are victimized by "stranger danger." At least according to the FBI’s uniform crime report. I’m skeptical this proposal would change existing crime patterns much.