Why can't we see the northern tip of Greenland?
It's like there is an imaginary line where they can't show you the satellite photos.
I mean this is a pretty big piece of land
Like just south of the line you can zoom in, see buildings and beaches, but the moment you hit the line it's just purposely pixelated.
Yea, but why can't we see the northern tip?
>what has that to do with anything?
You sound like you want me to stop talking about the oddly pixelated giant section of land in northern Greenland.
>Greenland is blurred out on Google Earth due to an agreement between the Danish Government and Google. This was done to protect the privacy of the sparse population living in the country. Additionally, there may be security concerns and sensitive military installations that contribute to the blurring of certain areas.
>Chyna & Russia, Italy, Korea and probably even France & Spain have it all on hard disk
Can I see it?
>no power in the world, specifically our adversaries don't give a shit what's on Google Earth
That is obviously false