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A guy walking down a Paris street with a blow-up doll, topless sunbathers, UFOs... Google has caught it all with its Street View cameras. Google has fielded many privacy complaints and even needed to re-shoot Street View photos in several Japanese cities. Now Google is facing a lawsuit from a Frenchman caught urinating in his yard--apparently, he is now a laughing stock in his village. (Really?) Read our top story today for details on the latest Google privacy kerfuffle and links to other embarrassing Google Street Views moments.
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