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New Delhi: Today, the hobbies of being viral on the Internet has become very popular. So some people also do awidy. However, in Argentina, Google made a policeman viral without doing anything. Google’s work did instead of discredit him instead of being famous. An angry, the police filed a case against Google and now the court has ordered the company to compensate him worth Rs. 1 million.
This incident is 2017 when Google Street View Camera was taking pictures of the streets of a small town of Argentina. Meanwhile, a person in your homeyard was imprisoned in Google camera. On the Google Street View, not just the picture of the professional police show, but also clearly showed the number of his house and street number.
TV channels run zealously
After uploading this picture on the Google Street view, it became vired on Argentina’s television channels and social media. The policeman told the court that after the incident, he faced the tongues of the comrades not only in the office but also an embarrassment in the neighbors. This is a violation of his personal dignity.
Google gave a strange argument
Initially, the trial court had rejected the petition of the police officer that the mistake was the “walking in the house to the house.” Google also argued that he was not high, so he saw the camera he was a normal process.
But when the matter arrived in a high court, the court rejected Google’s argument about the wall height. The court called it directly to the “gross violation of the pride. ‘ The court said, “This picture is not of a public place but was one of the four walls of his house. Such interference in privacy is directly inappropriate and illegal.” The court said the height of the wall was also enough two meters.
The court also said that Google should have understood that protecting human honor was his responsibility. Google Street View Policy complies the rules of blurking the number of faces and vehicles. In such a situation, transmitting fully nude pictures is a serious mistake.