Google says "complete privacy does not exist"

By Iain Thomson

In a submission to court Google is arguing that in the modern world 
there can be no expectation of privacy.

Google is being sued by a Pennsylvania couple after their home appeared 
on Google's Street View pages. The couple's house is on a private road 
clearly marked as private property.


"Today's satellite image technology means that even in today's desert, 
complete privacy does not exist," says Google's submission.

"In any event, the Plaintiffs live far away from the desert and are far 
from hermits."

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