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"A disgruntled searcher posted a thread at Google Maps Help forum complaining that he spotted a nude photo on a Google Maps business listing for a London based escort service.  I personally don't think I see a nude photo, but the photos are seductive in nature.  You can see the business listing over here (also a screen capture).The individual reported this on Saturday, November 7th, but no one really noticed (it was Saturday).  Here is his post:This is a serious breech of Google quality guidelines ever. Spammer added price \u00A3120 on the title of the listing . On the other hand spammer has added nude picture on the Gallery section to get more clicks from surfer .  What a shame, how could some do such things . Please take immediate action.This is not the first time we found adult oriented content in Google Maps.  We found adult spam in Google Maps listings in a much worse way, disguised as a normal business listing.  That spam was cleaned up.Now, I don't think escort services is an issue in Google Maps - I am not sure.  But are these pictures an issue?  Nudity is, but these?Forum discussion at Google Maps Help.Update: There are some that actually do have nudity.  Do not click if you do not want to see nudity.  Here are some examples, this one, this one,  and probably many many more.  Even many in the US, such as this one, this one, this one and many more. So there is plenty of nudity on Google Maps Business Listings."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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