- It will simply advertise expensive haunts to ever more people. Just because Madonna may eat at the Ivy doesn't mean Jo Bloggs can afford it.
- Expect a massive increase in mobile video 'journalism'.
- The paparazzi agency may either be shooting itself in the foot or encouraging a new source of material: I can't decide, and it's probably a close run thing.
- Celebrity venues will get even more exclusive in an attempt to keep out the 'civilians'.
- Stars will still be able to wander the street incognito if they dress down sufficiently and don't court publicity.
- Stalking has just met Google Maps.
- Agents will try to get the application banned, as business may get more difficult to negotiate without sufficient camflouge.
- Private members' clubs will thrive.
- Ordinary people may often get mistaken for celebrities causing many false sightings that clog up the site.
In short, a dangerous, dog's breakfast of an idea that may drown under the volume its own shrill publicity.
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