Heh, after "Do Not Track" we now have "Do Not Map". This hack does not resolve the ethical conundrum of indexing a huge amount of publicly available data for p

Heh, after "Do Not Track" we now have "Do Not Map". This hack does not resolve the ethical conundrum of indexing a huge amount of publicly available data for private use. We already have technical solutions if we want to make hidden access point, not having to rely on the good faith of an outsider. What's next, if I don't want google street view to photograph my house I paint "Do Not Photograph" on the wall? I don't even understand why google took steps to implement that. It means that they acknowledge there's a potential privacy issue but at the same time offer a solution they must know won't satisfy anybody who's concerned about this issue.