Google ordered to pay a woman $2,250 for Street View image showing cleavage Although her face was blurred out, image had "part of her breast exposed."
by Megan Geuss Oct 30 2014 Ars Technica
Earlier this month, a Quebecois court in Montreal decided that Google owed a woman $2,250 for picturing her with "part of her breast exposed" in a Street View image. The woman was sitting in front of her house, and although her face was blurred out, she was still identifiable by her coworkers, especially as her car was parked in the driveway without the license plate blurred out.
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This is a slippery slope again. Are people who were sneezing at the time the Google car drove by allowed to collect damages? How about those wearing last year's fashion? Someone with a bad haircut?
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