Just days after the Google Street View feature's launch in England, the nation's Information Commission Office began demanding the company completely remove images such as a man emerging from a sex shop, or another vomiting on the street.In the United States, Google Street View has free range to publish any images it sees fit, as long as they were shot on a public street and don't jeopardize national security.
Google already attempts to blur out the face of any individual it captures on Street View. But should the government further regulate what images Google Maps is allowed to display, or is what happens on the street, in the light of day, fair game for Internet immortality?
Check out our gallery of the most amazing stuff caught on Street View, and let us know what you think.
Best of Google Street View
If it's not Britney getting out of the car, somehow these shots just seem pervy.
If only they'd waited two more seconds ...
Is this man mid-pee or mid-moon? Who can say.
An embarrassing moment to be eaten alive by a motor vehicle.
Well, that's one way to waste 1,000 Post-Its.
What you can't see is the beautiful sonata he has carved onto that rock. Even Google Drunks have souls.
The whole of the animal kingdom knows where it was the day they heard Google had run over Bambi's mother.
Wrong time to take a leak, miss.
Wonder if Google called for help?
Roller blade fail.


























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Friday 20 March
By rtpackard
What's scarier? The fact that these images are now accessible to the public?
Or the fact that the government has been spying on us, in even more invasive ways, behind our backs for decades?
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