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German court calls Google aerial imagery 'spying'

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Summary

A German regional court ruled that Google Earth and Google Maps imagery violates strict privacy laws by displaying properties without owner consent, labeling such aerial imagery as "spying". The decision requires advance notice before photographing properties and could limit Google's ability to publish certain images, with Google planning to appeal.

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