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I have to display big amounts of data on Google Maps. Fussion tables could be a solution, but it has a limit of 500 rows/polylines per tile. I think that we can easily exceed this limit, so I need to find out another solution.

I think that creating a KML could be a good alternative. However, if I display the KML on Google Maps, then it will be easily accessible by thirds, and this is something that our client won't allow.

Is there any way to display a KML on a map and prevent others from download it?

Thank you very much.

banarun
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    What's the difference between downloading something and viewing something online? Everything you expose in the web is being downloaded. – Uooo Jul 03 '13 at 06:36
  • Would it be an option to set the minZoom of the map? Usually this limit will only have an effect at very low zoom-levels, where it doesn't make sense to draw a polyline at all – Dr.Molle Jul 03 '13 at 10:14
  • What 500 rows/polylines per tile limit you are talking about? – geocodezip Jul 10 '13 at 19:36

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One option would be FusionTables for Business and a private table

geocodezip
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