Google Maps is getting a new update that lets you create Street View photos using just a phone. Android users with ARCore-compatible devices can now capture imagery and publish it to Google Street ...

Google Maps Street View is giving people the option to decide what level of privacy they want. You can use the “report a problem” feature to request something be blurred out, be it your face ...

According to Google, they’ve already approved some early recordings submitted from Brazil, Japan, and Nigeria. By comparison, a solid blue line indicates a Google-captured Street View.

It's legal because they capture the video from public streets. You won't be able to force Google to remove the images, but you can ask that your house be blurred out when it appears on Street View.

Step one: Pull up your house on Google Maps. You can simply type and enter your address into the search bar, then click on the Street View image that appears at the bottom of the left-hand menu.

So, here's what you do. Open Google Maps and search for your address. Then drag the little yellow Street View snooper onto the map, somewhere near your house. You’ll jump into the real-world viewer.

Google lets you send a request to blur your house on Google Maps and Street View. While people can still look at your neighborhood and gain information, they won’t get a direct, detailed view of ...

Apple Maps has a feature called Look Around that works a lot like Google Street View, giving you 360º photos of various locations across the world. If you find your house in this service and want ...

Online, people are using Google Maps' "Street View" tool to see old snapshots of family homes, where deceased loved ones or childhood animals are still visible, as if frozen in time.

The app is powered by Google Street View data, and if you squint, you can usually find some sort of Google watermark in tiny lettering embedded somewhere in the 360-degree image you’re looking at.