" privacy people are listening with bated breath to decide what the public commissioner has to ask about this , because it has potential far beyond our highway view , " bowman said . " i think we ' re really at the top of this story , not the last . " alberta ' s copyright laws prohibit that a person being photographed lose their control to the pictures being published unless they are being taken for journalistic , literary or artistic aims . however , in pre - production , google now applies all photos to an automated process of blurring people ' s faces and licence charges . in addition , you can request specific images be removal from the web . " the privacy concerns could be really profound for some and people can still be identified , however with faces fading out , " bowman said . " i ' m not positive how canada is subsidizing compliance with canadians statute by service developers who are having the shots here . "
Google is subjected to Canadian law.