'EDIT: Looking again on DuckDuckGo, looks like they were or are trying to change it to say 'EAT S**T'. Google Maps users thought the message was hilarious (Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images) Surprisingly, it is not the first time homeowners have taken issue with Google, with another user recently discovering a man's rude message in his garden. Google does offer to blur properties on Street View for privacy reasons, although it warns that once it has blurred your house 'it is permanent.' The property is blurred when on Street View, although it is not blurred on satellite. READ MORE: 'Terrified' Harry cancelled meetings with William over fears his team would leak gossip Those who commented on the post suggested the owner had demanded his house be blurred from Google's images, only for his plea to be refused, prompting his explicit protest. A homeowner's X-rated rant on the top of his house was spotted by eagle-eyed Google Maps users - who speculate his fury was due to his request being denied.Ī screenshot of the property, based on Neese Lane, Moss Point, Mississippi in the United States, was shared on internet forum Reddit, after a rude message on the roof was picked up by satellites.

Google satellite picture of my house