By Kyle O'Brien

If you ever worried that your face might be in plain sight on Google Maps Street View, you can probably calm your fears, since the search site even went so far as to blur the face of a cow in one of its photos.

The cow, which remained nameless, had its face blurred by the algorithm that finds people’s faces and blurs them to protect privacy. The incident had social media buzzing with cow-related humor.

Great to see Google takes cow privacy seriously pic.twitter.com/ACTBpDwno6

— David Shariatmadari (@D_Shariatmadari) September 13, 2016

@TitusJude @D_Shariatmadari Udderly ridiculous. Read full story ›

Source: The Drum