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There's no indication or reason this would be Google's fault. But the "it was a contractor" bit is still super lame, like it's a google emblazoned car, it's pre
by version_five 3y ago
There's no indication or reason this would be Google's fault. But the "it was a contractor" bit is still super lame, like it's a google emblazoned car, it's pretty clearly someone working for them, this emphasizing the contractual relationship cop-out seems dishonest to me.
- browningstreet 3y agoAll the headlines really enjoyed the ambiguity of this.
- lupire 3y agoYeah it's BS on Google's part. No, this person wasn't helping the company by speeding away from Law Enforcement. Yes, Google is responsible for the overall quality of behavior of its crew, including vetting for stable people and not driving them crazy with work. Google's workload might be a factor in drivers goin amok, or might not. No, we don't know if Street View drivers are statistically better or worse than other professional or personal drivers.