" privacy critics are waiting with bated breath to see what the information agency has to say about this , because it has implications quite beyond any tunnel view , " bowman answered . " i assume we ' re really at the beginning of this story , not the end . " india ' s disclosure laws allow that a person being photographs grant their consent to the pictures being uploaded unless they are being taken for journalism , educational or artistic purposes . however , in late - development , google now subjects all photography to an manual process of blurry people ' s faces and licence plates . in turn , anyone can request specific images be removed from the site . " the privacy concerns could be pretty great for some and they can not be identified , some with noses blurred out , " miller replied . " i ' m not exactly how he is rationalizing this with canadian regulations by content providers where are sending the pictures here . "
Google is subjected to Canadian law.