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Google's Street View service now takes users inside buildings
Real Estate Related News

Google has expanded its Street View technology by allowing its udders to see what lies inside buildings.
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Google admits it did not delete data

After being caught spying on people across Australia and Europe with its Wi-Fi-slurping Street View cars, Google told regulators it would delete the I'll-gotten data - but it has broken its promise. Ref. Source 4

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Security concerns for Google map contest

Police in India are investigating to determine whether internet company Google violated rules in a competition that asked users to add information about their local areas for its online map services after a government agency raised security concerns. Ref. Source 1

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Google treks across Deer Creek State Park as part of a new project

A Google trekker hiked Deer Creek State Park Monday wearing a backpack with a camera mounted on top. Ref. Source 9

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Brazil orders Google to hand over Street View data:

Brazilian judges have given US Internet search giant Google until Saturday to turn over private data collected through its Street View program, press reports said Thursday. Ref. Source 9

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Most Australians Want Google To Stop Giving Data To US Spy Agencies
Local Australia News

Most Australians are opposed to Google handing over Australian data to US spy agencies and want greater privacy protection after the revelations of American intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden. There is also strong support for greater government regulation to force the company to pay more tax in Australia.
    


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Google, Iowa firm clash over blog photo

A lawsuit accuses Google of copyright infringement. Ref. Source 6

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Google ordered to drop links to irrelevant personal data in landmark EU court ruling:

People have the right to make Google delete information about them from the tech giant's search results, EU's Court of Justice has ruled. Judges sided with privacy advocates saying that people should be able to erase their footprint from the internet. Ref. Source 8