Photographs produced by the service of Google Street View shows a pigeon “pooping” on the camera lens of one of company cars in the city of Los Angeles.
This is the latest setback in Street View, an online tool that accompanies the Google service maps and satellite images that allows you to view street maps and satellite homes photographic in the search engine.

The 3D images are obtained by special cars of the company, equipped with 360 cameras on their roofs, which take pictures of all streets and roads in cities. The faces of people photographed are automatically blurred, preventing their identification. The same happens with the license plates for illegible.

The service, however, leaves no doubt as to preserve the privacy of individuals, besides being a security risk by providing detailed images that can help criminals plan their attacks better, said the English newspaper The Telegraph.

Google explains that it is possible to request the removal of inappropriate images being taken out of service including images of houses when the residents are very keen.

Some of the images already excluded from the Google Street View includes an accident with a cyclist, a man vomiting and a public official out of a sex shop.

Via: The Telegraph.