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Google Ordered to Pay ₹10 Lakh to Police Officer. Here's Why
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Google Forced To Pay $12,500 For Posting Naked Photo On Google Maps 'Street View' In Argentina
Google is being forced to pay a five-figure sum to a man who was photographed in the nude at his house in Argentina. His bare cheeks were posted on the internet! The court of appeals finally ruled in his favor. This eight-year-long legal battle first became an issue in 2017. A small-town Argentine police officer was out in his yard without any clothes on when Google drove one of its ‘Street View’ camera cars past his home. The resulting image wa…
The court has decided. Google Maps' car, used by the Street View navigation service to photograph the smallest corners of the planet, took a photograph of a man in the simplest aircraft in Argentina. After recognizing himself on the photo, this individual filed a complaint against the digital giant. In particular, he deplored an intrusion into his private sphere. He just won the trial. Google sentenced to pay a fine On Google Maps, the Argentin …
Man wins $12,500 (₹10.87 lakh) from Google after Street View shows him naked at home
New Delhi: A man in Argentina has won compensation from Google after a Street View camera captured him fully naked in his backyard, and the image ended up spreading across television and social media. The court found that his dignity had been “flagrantly violated” and ordered the tech giant to pay him around $12,500, which equals nearly ₹10.87 lakh in Indian currency. The image was taken in 2017 and showed the man, a police officer, standing unc…
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