Google is going to launch a new service in Britain, called Street View. Street View service will be complementary to Google Maps and will instantly receive high-quality fresh images of a locality. The photos will be easy to see passersby who accidentally hit the shot.

But Privacy International, a British human rights organization, believes that the development of new Google violates the rights of citizens. "In our view, Google's need to have the consent of each person who enters the picture, because this picture is used for commercial purposes" - said Simon Davis, representative of the aforementioned human rights organization.

Service Street View is already running in the U.S. and allows users to view pictures streets of many large cities in the country. In Britain Street View service should start this week. First photos will be available only streets of London.