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Pranksters Attach GPS Device To Google Street View Car

Posted by tracyanne on · 4 comments
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Pranksters are using Google Maps to help Berliners track one of the camera-equipped vehicles Google has sent out to photograph Berlin's streets, after they attached a GPS device the car. So whose privacy is being violated?

The result: Berliners are pulling down their pants when the car scoots into view, making obscene gestures, shouting, and kind of making a scene.

A streetcar named Desire?

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Comments (4)

A street car named desire

tracyanne Story submitter ·
nt

Freaking hillarious

softwarejanitor ·
Absolutely f-ing brilliant.
gus3 ·
Sauce, goose, gander, turnabout, all that.

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