You can ask Apple to blur your home in Apple Maps, making it harder for strangers to inspect your entrance, windows, and driveway through its street-level Look Around imagery.
You might want that extra privacy simply because you don't like having detailed photographs of your home online. For someone dealing with stalking or harassment, obscuring the property can also reduce how much another person can examine without visiting the street.
Apple accepts home-blurring requests through Maps and by email. Blurring doesn't remove your address or affect photographs on other services, and a Look Around request shouldn't be assumed to cover satellite imagery too.
To request blurring, search for your full home address in Maps, confirm the result identifies the correct building, and open the Look Around preview. Look Around doesn't cover every street, so if imagery isn't available for your address, there's no photograph to report. Move along the street until your home is clearly visible, since the address marker alone may not distinguish your property from a neighbor's. For corner lots, check views from both streets. Apartment and condominium residents should describe the building and the area to be obscured.
On an iPhone or iPad, expand Look Around to full screen, tap the address or information panel, and select Report an Issue. Choose Privacy Concerns, then Obscure imagery of my home. Apple associates these reports with your Apple Account, and it may email you for clarification or to confirm the issue has been addressed. If you can't find the privacy options, you can instead email Apple's image collection team, including your complete address and an explanation of your request.
Source: AppleInsider · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing