dustywusty

So, like MarkMonitor or InternetIdentity.

No, he said it was "remote assistant" software in "mobile phones."

As pointed out by others, many of the suggestions here break core fundamentals of the web, and are generally horrible ideas. It's unsurprising to see suggestions in the comments such as, "add a CAPTCHA", which is nearly as bad of an idea. If you're willing to write bad code and damage user experience to prevent people from retrieving publicly accessible data, perhaps you should rethink your operation a bit.

This, according to 4chan kids, is "cancer". However, that generally means that it'll be spectacularly successful. Nice work and good luck.

To be perfectly honest, this is more of a straw that broke the camel's back problem. Nearly none of the (seemingly constantly) updated Google Apps provide the same seamless experience they used to. There are huge gaps between the product on the web and the product on your device. Being Google, this kind of stuff is inexcusable.

The Nexus One is old, I'll give you that. As I point out though, this is somehow still the average experience for any Android user. My phone isn't that far behind the top-end Android phones these days.

This is a horrible post, frankly. Please provide some level of context rather than simply, as others have stated, dropping me into watching someone else's webcam with questionable legality.

What is the definition of "nearby"?

After a while? Seems like it does it fairly quickly in both directions. Neat concept, though.