Law enforcement officials say tools like Google Maps and Street View can make it easier for criminals to “case” neighborhoods ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) -Have you ever searched for your address on Google Maps or Google Earth? If so, you might be surprised to find that anyone can see photos of your home and what’s in your driveway ...

Have you ever searched for your home address on Google Maps? If so, you’re probably familiar with the eerie feeling of knowing that other people can find an up-close photograph of your house so ...

To blur your home on Google Street View, visit Google Maps, enter your address, open Street View, click “Report a Problem”, select “My Home”, provide details, and submit. Google will review your ...

Most of us never think twice about our homes being visible on Google Maps until something makes us uncomfortable. Maybe a friend mentioned how easy it was to scope out your place online, or you ...

At maps.google.com, enter your home address in the search bar at the top-right, hit return, then click the photo of your home that appears. Next, you'll see the Street View of your location. Click ...

Google Maps can be a useful tool for getting you where you need to go, but it can also be a risk to your privacy. While using Street View on Google Maps, you can get a 360 degree view of any area on ...

As homeowners invest in high-end locks, alarm systems and surveillance cameras to safeguard their properties, some law enforcement officials say there’s one overlooked measure that could help ward off ...

Google Maps has been around for quite some time now, and one of its most useful features called Street View gives a virtual view of your home's own curb appeal making it feel like you are there in ...

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Google automatically blurs faces and license plates, but it doesn’t blur homes or businesses unless the owner specifically ...