A Brazilian woman discovered that her boyfriend was allegedly cheating on her with her best pal by using Google Street View.
Juliana Lima, from Ceará, took to TikTok to share the story last month, with her video clocking up more than nine million views.
She randomly went onto Google Street View after spotting one of the web giant’s cars pass her house.
She said she was curious to know what route the vehicle took and decided to have a look online.
At one point, the woman claims that she spotted that her boyfriend had been captured on a motorbike with another woman.
She said: ‘The person on the back didn’t look like me so I followed them.’
The unsuspecting girlfriend said she eventually lost sight of her man’s motorcycle on Google’s Street View and was forced to peruse a string of side streets in order to find it.
She then recognised a side street he used to take her down.
The woman explained: ‘He went down a street where he used to take me. We always visited that little square.
‘At that point I thought I was just being paranoid in my head, that it couldn’t be him.’
However, the video concludes with a snap of a man, who Lima says is her boyfriend, resting his head on a woman’s lap on a street bench.
She claimed the woman was her best friend, saying: ‘But it was my fella and my best friend. I’m devastated.’
Viewers were stunned by the story, as well as the detective work that can be done with the help of Street View.
Juliana Lima, from Ceará, discovered that her boyfriend was allegedly cheating on her with her best pal by using Google Street View
She took to TikTok to share the story last month, with her video clocking up more than nine million views
She randomly went onto Google Street View after spotting one of the web giant’s cars pass her house
Viewers were stunned by the story, as well as the detective work that can be done with the help of Street View
One viewer commented: ‘Google saving lives.’
Another joked: ‘I’m starting to think she was driving the Google car.’
Someone else said: ‘It’s very unlucky for a guy to get caught by a Google car that passes once a year.’
Maria wrote: ‘FBI no, Google Maps.’
Paloma remarked: ‘My children’s father didn’t pay child support and he disappeared, so I found out where he was on Google Maps and I went there.’
Someone else commented: ‘That Google Maps vehicle did not follow them. There’s something wrong here. It gives street positions, but not with that precision.’
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