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Masses opting out of Google Street View in Germany

Posted on September 19, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Google is facing fierce opposition to its Street View service in Germany with hundreds of thousands opting out, Der Spiegel news weekly reported in its latest issue.

Ahead of an October 15 deadline, “several hundred thousand people” have told the Internet giant that they do not want their home or business to be visible on Street View, which features panoramic still photos taken at street level.

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