Click “Report a problem” link in the lower right corner.

Navigate to the street-level view in question by turning on Streetside from the map view dialog and then clicking on a specific map location.

Follow the online instructions to report the privacy concern.

Click “Report a privacy concern with this image” text in the lower left corner.

Navigate to the Streetside view in question.

The automated process to report an image concern is as follows:

Microsoft has an online concern tool available to users to request to have imagery issues evaluated. Depending on the content of the imagery we may remove it entirely, blur a portion of it or take no action. Users can file a request through while viewing Streetside imagery via a simple web form. We accept requests to blur or remove images of faces or persons, homes, cars, acts of violence, nudity and unlawful material. See what other experiences you can have with Bing Maps Experience new locations virtually before booking a trip.Understand directions better, virtually walking or driving routes before traveling to an unfamiliar location.Determine best locations for building or purchasing storefronts, warehouses, or other commercial sites.Explore potential neighborhoods with house street view when planning to buy, build, or rent a new residence.With streetside, you can access 3D views to: Users can get real-time imagery of locations, including virtually walking routes.

Our maps allow you to filter by areas of interest, such as:

Our street view images include landmarks and familiar spots as visual cues to find each location. Travel along streets, get storefront and house street views, stroll through parks, and navigate to destinations with or without an address or street name. Streetside provides a true-to-life view you can explore to get a feel for a place and plan your activities.

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