Want more privacy? You can easily hide your house on Google Street View. Just know you won't be able to undo it later.

While we certainly appreciate the guidance of a GPS, seeing where we’re supposed to go before we get there helps validate our destination when we arrive. Google has provided just such a capability ...

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 ...

Your home is visible to everyone in the world -- on Google Maps. Google's Street View feature gives you an easy way to navigate a first-person perspective of nearly anywhere in the world. It uses ...

Burglaries and home invasions are increasing in some large cities but residents of upscale neighborhoods have devised a creative way to make it harder for criminals to target their homes. They have ...

Blurring your home on Google Maps is a growing trend for people who are concerned about violent crime. It's easy to do and may help you feel safer, cybersecurity experts say. Homeowners are taking ...

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SHREVEPORT, La. - October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and all this week I’m looking at ways to protect yourself, your family, and your money online. Here’s something you might not think about: ...

People are blurring their homes on Google Maps to maintain privacy, and potentially thwart burglaries. A police officer in California noted home owners are using the blur tactic to minimize any ...

ATLANTA — In today’s digital age, seeing what someone’s home looks like is often just a click away. Google Maps Street View can allow people to take virtual tours down streets using a collection of ...

When you think of preserving memories, scrapbooks or photo albums might come to mind. But what about Google Maps? In a new, melancholy trend sweeping social media, Gen Z is using the “Street View” ...