US EditionGoogle Ordered to Pay Argentine Pictured Naked in His Yard
ARGENTINA, JUL 24 – Appeals judges ruled the image violated the man’s dignity and awarded $12,500 in compensation, citing Google’s failure to prevent the privacy breach within his home.
- Last year, the Argentine policeman won compensation, after Google Street View captured him naked in his yard, with appeals judges ruling the invasion of privacy was blatant.
- He sought payment from the internet giant for harm to his dignity, stating the image captured him behind a two-meter wall in small-town Argentina in 2017.
- Co-Accused Cablevision SA and El Censor were cleared of liability, while Google claimed the perimeter wall was not high enough.
- Amid digital mapping debates, the court highlighted privacy and dignity protections, with appeals judges finding no justification for Google to evade responsibility for the intrusion.
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der Standard DEAn Argentinian found himself undressed and looking for the whole world on the Google service again. A court now appeals to him damages
·Vienna, Austria
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At Google Street View, a man in Argentina was seen from a side who only a few knew before. Because of the involuntary nude shots, the victim went to court – with success.
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Google defended itself by claiming that the wall of the house was too low and that the complainant had not "preserved his privacy".
·Paris, France
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