Secret Service airbrushes aerial photos

Secret Service airbrushes aerial photos
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2003-12-17

Call it the case of the missing White House. Users of Mapquest's free aerial photo database recently noticed that details of several Washington D.C. government buildings were no longer discernable in overhead images of the U.S. capital.

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Louie

I think it's a good idea. But no matter what you do, you could still find the pictures off the web. Other thing if you remember durning 9/11 at the white house you had the snipper on top of the roof of the white house looking out for anything.

Today they still do plus I hear that they have better policey now on detecting air-plains & other things.

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