" privacy defenders are waiting with bated breath to consider what the security officer has to say about this , because it has implications far over real streets images , " miller said . " i think we ' re truly at the beginning of this narrative , not the ends . " canada ' s information guidelines specify that a person being photographed give their consent to the things being published if they are being taken for journalistic , literary or artistic reasons . however , in non - manufacturing , google now screens all people to an automated practice of blurring people ' s facial and licensing strips . in addition , anyone can demands additional photos be removed from the database . " the privacy concerns could be more severe for some and people can still be identifiable , even with they blurred out , " she said . " i ' m not understanding how canada is rationalizing complied with quebec legislation by business provider who are taking the pictures here . "
Google is subjected to Canadian law.