FDPIC – Goog­le Street View / anony­mizati­on request

In its ruling of May 31, 2012 (BGE 138 II 346 con­side­ra­ti­on 10.6.3), the Fede­ral Court obli­ged Goog­le, among other things, to crea­te an easy-to-use objec­tion opti­on and to pro­vi­de a postal address in Switz­er­land for peo­p­le who want to rai­se their objec­tion in wri­ting rather than via the Internet.If you want to object to a recor­ding published on the Inter­net, you can do so direct­ly via the link “Make image unre­co­gnizable etc.” at the bot­tom of the Street View image. Sin­ce the recor­dings are made in series, you must also check the other images in the street view and report each indi­vi­du­al recording.

Source: FDPIC – Goog­le Street View