GOOGLE VIEWS: Live Google Earth

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Police Are Experimenting With "live google earth" to Watch Crime as It Happens Image Credit: Is this next-level law enforcement or another step towards Big Brother? That is the question coming out of Los Angeles, where for the past year, the city's police When sheriff’s deputies here noticed a burst of necklace snatchings from women walking through town, they turned to an unlikely source to help solve the crimes: a retired Air Force veteran named Ross McNutt. McNutt and his Ohio-based company, Persistent If you didn't already think the U.S. could become a surveillance state, this might change your mind: Recently, police in Compton, Baltimore, and Dayton have been testing a brand-new surveillance system intended to stop crime and catch criminals. The system A Canadian camera system aiming to provide near-realtime video views of Earth is readying for a launch from Kazakhstan. If all goes well, the UrtheCast dual camera “Imagine you have a nearly live google earth, but it isn’t four year old data Persistent Surveillance Systems' technology allows real-time tracking and recording of people and vehicles within a 25-square-mile radius.CIR Police in the US have tested a new form of aerial surveillance that allows them to track the movements of citizens Thank goodness those days are gone for most of us owing to the likes of Google Maps, Apple Maps However, those of us who don't live in such popular areas aren't so lucky. Mobile map apps can be useless in the middle of nowhere such as a large field .

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