This is the Street View of your location. Screenshot by Nelson Aguilar/CNET. Now, it's up to you to choose what you want ...

Users can access the tool by locating their home on Google Maps, opening the Street View image, and clicking “Report a problem” in the lower right corner. A short form allows users to specify ...

So, here's what you do. Open Google Maps and search for your address. Then drag the little yellow Street View snooper onto the map, somewhere near your house. You’ll jump into the real-world viewer.

Some people may have spotted that faces and registration plates are automatically blurred in Google's 360-degree imagery - but your house isn't.

In a blog post published today, Google announced the rollout of its long-promised Google Home web view. You should now be able to view all your Nest cameras and doorbells on home.google.com.

This guide will take you through using the new site to view your Google Nest Cameras live in any browser. In the event that you need to check your cameras, using the Google Home app is a good option.

Blurring your home on Google Street View helps, but other apps, such as Apple Maps, might have captured your house. Ensure that you have reported the same in those apps as well.