No more privacy

[jimdahl]

Being in a remote, sparsely populated state no longer spares North Dakotans from having their homes viewable on the Internet.

Street View: A year in review, and what's new

New Street View coverage:

[ScottM]

Here's the first ground view ...

Actually, I will not be surprised if so ornery NoDak farmer or rancher sues Google for "invasion of privacy".

[Hammersmith]

Apparently I was home when they took the picture of my building. My ugly truck is beautifully centered in the shot.

[ScottM]

Apparently I was home when they took the picture of my building. My ugly truck is beautifully centered in the shot.

Heh. I looked at mine too. The took it before I replaced the shutters and when the lawn was recovering from a fungus. If somebody wants to buy my house I may be screwed ... Wonder if they'll let me send a new pic or Photoshop ...

[jimdahl]

Though they've had pretty good coverage of my area for a year or two, they still don't actually have my apartment's street.

They seem to have expunged the poor kid's embarrassment, but I remember last Spring when this was making the rounds on the tubes:

Google Street View of kid falling off bike. Poor kid.

More Fun with Street View

[Goon]

The picture of my house isn't that up to date because me fence isn't even in the picture.

I don't care who is watching because they are going to be pretty bored if they watch me via satellite.

[FightingSiouxnerd]

Being in a remote, sparsely populated state no longer spares North Dakotans from having their homes viewable on the Internet.

Street View: A year in review, and what's new

New Street View coverage:

holy CRAP!!