I masked out a young child that was in a doorway. That is because of current climate concerning children.
I don't mask people as a rule, but I do mask the face. Masking a body just distracts from the picture in a serious mannor and it does nothing for protecing privacy. Jack On Sep 30, 2009 9:22 PM, "John McKerrell" <[email protected]> wrote: Just going back through emails to make sure I've got all the bugs either fixed or added to github's issue tracking. I was also surprised to see entire people being masked out. I'm not going to say it's wrong, someone I was chatting to the other day was saying that Google's blurring (and by extension, potentially, our masking) is pointless because either you don't know the person or you know them well enough that you can recognise them by their clothes. It's probably worth discussing what we're masking. So far I'm happy enough with faces and car number plates but we can see what we think in the future. John On 25 Sep 2009, at 23:41, Jack Stringer wrote: > Why mask out the whole person. Masking a face w...
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