German court calls Google aerial imagery 'spying'

A German court has ruled that Google's aerial imagery constitutes ' spying' and ordered the company to remove images of a private property in Germany. The court found that the images, which are part of Google's Street View service, violated the property owner's right to privacy. The ruling is the first of its kind in Germany and could have significant implications for Google's Street View service in the country. The court ordered Google to delete the images within 24 hours, but it's unclear if the company will appeal the decision.