Und das sind die Leute, die als Erste schauen, wie es an ihrem Urlaubsort aussieht. Traurig, traurig. Ich bin mir nicht im Klaren darüber, was diese Leute dagegen haben, wenn man ihre Häuser sieht????
@Klaus neee das sind die Leute die Payback Karten benutzen und auch nichts dagen haben das ihre Kontodaten (wegen der Terror gefahr) nach Amerika gesendet werden. P.S. und von vorratsdatenspeicherung haben die auch noch nichts gehört
I heard, how the google street viewer project stopped to hungary, because the political can't like it. Can you watch this page: http://www.norc.hu/street-view/ This is a Hungarian street viewer site. Everyone thinks what he wants.
Oder es sind BILD Leser, welche vor dem großen bösen Google-Anschlag gewarnt worden sind. Möge BILD auch alle Ahnungslosen vor dem kommenden oracle-schen lizenz-terror warnen.
Finally Street View in Germany! I've been waiting on this for quite a while.
Any rough estimate on when coverage will expand from the cities to the smaller, outlying villages and countryside? I realize it's a much larger country, but will Germany ever match the UK in terms of coverage, for example? Looking forward to it.
Finally. Germans ( im german myself ) are one of the most scared nation.Scared of what? of everything. Open minded people? you gotta be jocking. They keep the society being skeptic of every surroundings.Its sometimes too frustrating dealing with these many close minded,non-flexible people in one country.
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Finally - street view will start in germany! In the end I suppose the users will love street view... - and cannot understand the "Opt-Out-hysteria"...
ReplyDelete3%... What's all the fuss about?
ReplyDeleteAllow streetview in Germany only for logged in users and check they didn't ask for blurring!
Wow, 2.89% actually seems kind of high. Remind me again why Germans and Japanese feel the need for this so-called "privacy"?
ReplyDeleteUnd das sind die Leute, die als Erste schauen, wie es an ihrem Urlaubsort aussieht. Traurig, traurig. Ich bin mir nicht im Klaren darüber, was diese Leute dagegen haben, wenn man ihre Häuser sieht????
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ReplyDeleteneee das sind die Leute die Payback Karten benutzen und auch nichts dagen haben das ihre Kontodaten (wegen der Terror gefahr) nach Amerika gesendet werden.
P.S.
und von vorratsdatenspeicherung haben die auch noch nichts gehört
I heard, how the google street viewer project stopped to hungary, because the political can't like it.
ReplyDeleteCan you watch this page:
http://www.norc.hu/street-view/
This is a Hungarian street viewer site.
Everyone thinks what he wants.
Oder es sind BILD Leser, welche vor dem großen bösen Google-Anschlag gewarnt worden sind. Möge BILD auch alle Ahnungslosen vor dem kommenden oracle-schen lizenz-terror warnen.
ReplyDeleteFinally Street View in Germany! I've been waiting on this for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteAny rough estimate on when coverage will expand from the cities to the smaller, outlying villages and countryside? I realize it's a much larger country, but will Germany ever match the UK in terms of coverage, for example? Looking forward to it.
Finally. Germans ( im german myself ) are one of the most scared nation.Scared of what? of everything. Open minded people? you gotta be jocking. They keep the society being skeptic of every surroundings.Its sometimes too frustrating dealing with these many close minded,non-flexible people in one country.
ReplyDeleteBlurring is not a problem. The removal of unblurred backups IS a problem!
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