" privacy agencies are waiting with bated breath to see how the privacy commission has to says about this , because it has implications far beyond google street see , " campbell said . " i think we ' re really at the middle of this story , not the end . " canada ' s privacy rules require that a persons being photographed give their consent to the pictures being published except they are being taken for integrity , textual or artistic purpose . therefore , in post - production , she now subjects all photos to an advanced process of blurring people ' s faces and permission rolls . in addition , anyone can request specific images be removed from the site . " the privacy concerns could be fairly intense for some and someone can still be identified , even with bodies blurred out , " he said . " i ' m not sure if anybody is rationalization compliance with canadian customs by entertainment providers we are broadcasting the pictures here . "
Google is subjected to Canadian law.