I happened to be in Venice, Italy, when a Google Street view type dude was walking around on the streets and alleys with a camera contraption on his helmet. I keep checking Google but they haven’t published Venice yet. So, it might not be Google, it might have been someone else.
I agree with this.
I just looked up myself, and lots of the info was wrong – some way, way wrong. And I looked up my mother & brother, and there were significant errors in the data for both of them.
I wouldn’t trust this SpokeO info for anything important.
I don’t even exist, according to SpokeO.
They went down our street while our townhouse complex was replacing our garage doors. So you can see some units with the old doors and some with the new doors.
That also means I can determine when they were here to within a few weeks.
My friends know to the hour when the StreetView car went by… there’s a truck in the driveway which has offloaded 3 of 4 pallets of insulation, and one of them can be seen opening the door of their car.
“Street” and “View” are also two separate words.
I really wish I lived in a $1 million house and had a top 10% annual income! Yes, that’s what it said.
I can’t find a spot to link to right now, but I’ve seen the option to do 3-D street view. It’s a little yellow cartoon head with 3-D glasses on, right below the zoom in/out buttons.
It was there on April 1, and a few days later, but gone now. There was a thread here which debated whether it was experimental or an April Fools gag.
Subways and other subterranean locations (Google goes caving!)? Of course, if they got a lot of this, they might have to tweak the “drag the little man” interface a bit to give you a way of choosing between overlapped locations. Currently, for overpasses and tunnels you seem to get the “more important” one (not necessarily physically on top, for a tunnel or a freeway passing under an overpass). And the one chosen doesn’t always correspond to the way it may be drawn. Try navigating the Liberty Tunnel in Pittsburgh.
Apparently, I’m living in my mother’s apartment with two versions of my father (one of whom has my brother’s name), but not my mother, I never finished my undergrad, and I have kids. Oh, and I’m seeing someone.
Color me similarly unimpressed.
Apparently I live in a 1+million dollar home, and my neighborhood is below average…that’s how we roll 'round these parts! Also, I’m a service worker who drives a truck, and I enjoy reading about politics, but I’m not interested in politics :dubious:.
I haven’t found anybody that without a million dollar home. Either the price is unknown or it is a million dollar home.
Apparently my wife lives in a million dollar-plus home without me. Well, that sucks.
She *will *be after she cashes in on that insurance policy you don’t know about.
I just checked out Bing’s bird’s eye view of my house. The pics are at least three or four years old.