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I recall someone who researched this once telling me that the blurring is irreversible (at least by request). This could be a drawback when trying to rent or s
by PopAlongKid 4y ago
I recall someone who researched this once telling me that the blurring is irreversible (at least by request). This could be a drawback when trying to rent or sell the property, as the prospective tenant or buyer can't easily see what the property looks like.
- saulpw 4y agoMy parents blurred out their house a few years ago, and now regret it. It's not reversible, it calls attention to their home (ironically--Streisand effect?), and legitimate users (tenants in their case) are put off by it.