Google has agreed that they have collected e-mails, passwords, and URLs while the company was taking images for its Street View service.

Google's senior vice president of engineering and research, Alan Eustace through a blog post wrote;"In some instances, entire e-mails and URLs were captured, as well as passwords."

However, Eustace was found at that "most of the data is fragmentary," and the company will delete the information "as soon as possible."

The acceptance of facts states that boast of publicly broadcast SSID information and Mac addresses via its Wi-Fi networks. It was claimed that the Canadian government claimed of findings which Google has agreed for the day.

The government further added that password and username "were included in an e-mail message that a person was sharing with others." Further the government's privacy authorities discovered 678 phone numbers, 787 e-mail headers, and have complete e-mail messages.

Canadian government further adds that Google's data collection has violated the law, Jennifer Stoddart, the country's privacy commissioner has terminated the investigation, claiming it to be a "careless error."