Sorry, I didn’t miss the point, it’s just a matter of what to include in two sentences (link posts need to be short). I think you’re right that this should have been mentioned, thanks for pointing that out.

I think the most interesting point Fujishiro-san brings up in the post is that Google is becoming a part of the infrastructure, and there is a social responsibility associated with this that needs to be discussed.

@yukichi

Thanks for your comment. Hiromitsu Takagi is not a lawyer, but he is a prominent blogger who has written more about this issue than anybody else I have read.

Many Discrimination agitation message are on internet.
Discrimination in internet is so hard in Japan because no law about that.
As one example Burakumin people in Japanese society.
http://www.bll.gr.jp/eng.html
Korian people in japan also attacked. Many massages say ‘ ‘this house is Burakumin’s house’ 　’ this house is Korian’s house’ with Google Street View images and map URL.

Google is completely paying neither consideration nor consideration to this serious problem.
It is thought that I am a big problem that not the problem of a Japanese society alone but the segregation thing of all parts of the world shares his posture to this discrimination problem with the minority.
A lot of problems of the racial clash and the religious conflict, a feature and
traditional lifestyles, and the discrimination problems exist in the world.
I think that the world pays attention to whether Google takes account to human
rights.