A Google street car passed me by

@JimboSaturn I do my best!

@JimboSaturn Dude, how I laughed when I saw. It looks like you were also wearing a dark blue jacket, light blue jeans and brown shoes. Except I was wearing a white hat, (if I'm not mistaken) a green shirt under the blue jacket and brown sandals or whatever they're called instead of closed shoes. Oh, and I wasn't walking a dog. And not sure whether you were wearing specs, but I was.

@JimboSaturn

I that you Jimbo, you're looking straight into the camera!!! 🤣

@morrgin The faces and plates get blurred out if I'm not mistaken. Perhaps you were thinking, "Bingo..."

@nonsensiclesnail I'd be interested to see if they captured you.

@Andrew19EightyFive me too! But right now it’s still the old image of they did. It looks like afternoon in the summertime. And this was mid morning when they passed by me.

@nonsensiclesnail No glasses but you have good taste in clothes :P

@JimboSaturn I would imagine they have software that automatically blurs out faces. If I see myself, I might show people here.

@SStarfish I can imagine it's a lot easier for them to just blur out the faces and the plates from a legal perspective.

@Andrew19EightyFive oh is that why? 😅

@SStarfish Not sure, but it's a possibility. They could include a clause within a Google/Google related ToS with the intent to get people to agree to the processing of their faces and license plates in the case that they're captured, but then there's the possibility that they could capture the face or license plate of someone who isn't a user of any Google services. And it looks like there's new legislation out that requires one to gain the permission of another before publishing video or a photograph of him or her.

@FeetAreFantastic Yes, if footage was captured there's the possibility it will be discarded if they haven't done so already.