By Alimt Aliba
Google examines the possibility of purchasing Korean satellite images, with Sensight Sites in advance, in a step to deal with national security concepts and relieve restrictions on high -resolution maps, Azernews Reports, while indicating Korean communication.
“Our mission is to organize the information in the world and make it accessible and universal,” Google stated in a blog post. “Google Maps is one of our key products that embody this philosophy, helping users with navigation and discover their environment easily.”
The Kalot comes when the South Korean government is supposed to decide where to let Google Privistan export data resolution data of inaccuracy to use its global platform-reinforcing and deep sense of national security and digital sovereignty.
Google made it clear that it was not required to access 1: 1000 scale accuracy, which South Korea is categorically classified due to security concepts. Instead, the company sees permission to use a national base map of 1: 5,000 on a scale, which has already been approved by the Ober-government government and now used by TAP Telecom mobility.
“Each year more than 10 million foreign visits come to Korea, and Deetail’s absence, directions on the Google map inquiries created significant discomfort for travelers,” the company explained. “We work closely with the Korean government to find a cycle for this issue.”
On satellite photos, Google emphasized that its map data is heated from a multi -season commercial satellite, with the available images and can be monitored. “To ensure protection on sensitive facilities in Korea. The most reliable approach is to apply a blur directly on the organic satellite images,” Google noted. “The blurring of the photos with Google maps will not suffice, as the source, Unalideidiss can still reveal reviews.”
This move marks Shipt how technology giants navigate the complex interest of private privacy, security and connectivity. By balancing transparency with national security needs, Google acts actively to settle among these competing interests while promoting its platform to meet the global user requirements.
