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New Money Making Opportunity Just Dropped: Run Outside Naked When The Google Maps Street View Car Is Driving By

  • An Argentine appeals court ordered Google to pay $12,500 to a police officer who was photographed naked in his backyard by a Google Street View car.
  • The court found Google committed a serious error by publishing the private image, which violated the plaintiff's dignity.
  • Judges ruled that Google's image capture violated the man's privacy rights as he was behind a tall wall and in a private space.
  • This ruling may lead to more privacy claims in Latin America, where stronger protections exist compared to the U.S.
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The American technology company Google must pay more than 16 million Argentine pesos (256 thousand CZK) to a man whose navigation service photographed him naked on his property while photographing roads for the Street View website.

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www.kleinezeitung.at broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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