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Hey, let's kick things off with something super interesting.

A homeowner in Lake County, Illinois isn't exactly thrilled about Google satellites just snapping picks of their house.

So they had a plan.

They painted watch porn, not me, in giant white letters right on the roof.

Okay, and they said, well, that's going to send a message to any Google Maps explorers.

Don't look at this house.

Well, here's the deal.

As you might expect, the reason why I'm talking about it is that the plan backfire big time.

Some Facebookers spots the house on Google.

They say, oh, it's so funny.

They post a screenshot of it in a group

for satellite image junkies. And then just boom, that image goes viral. I looked at it a few

hundred thousand likes in just the last few days. Now, everyone's looking at this guy's house.

So here's the thing. If you really want privacy, Google lets you blur your home's image on the

satellite. To do it, just head

over to Google Maps, locate your house, and then click on Report a Problem, and then adjust that

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