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Blur your house
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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2026
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The house we moved to last year had been blurred by the previous owners. It's permanent, so we don't get a choice about it.
Tbh this is the only house I've ever looked up that was blurred.
I get why, but it's also inconvenient. So many of us (in my area, anyway) look up the house on Streetview when going to an unfamiliar address, to help orient ourselves.
It's not something I lose sleep over. But given the option, in a neighbourhood with no other blurred houses, in a low-crime, lost surveillance area, I don't think I would have chosen to blur the house.
Have you thought about installing a giant blur filter in front of your property so it matches the image? Or maybe a good artist can give it a faux blur with some paint and other effects?