Why are the Google earth trees blury?

Answer 1

Trees on Google Earth are blurry typically because the satellite that took the picture doesn't have enough resolution to get a clear picture of the ground from space. To get around this problem Google creates 3-D computer-rendered trees to look like trees in areas where tree should be.

Answer 2

The people's faces and licenses plates in Street View are purposely blurred to help ensure the privacy and anonymity of individuals when images have been collected for Street View.

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