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Your JPEG photos may contain GPS coordinates: inspect and remove metadata locally
A photo is more than the pixels you can see.
JPEG files often contain EXIF and related metadata: the camera model, capture time, editing software, orientation, author fields, and sometimes precise GPS coordinates. That information can be useful while organizing a private library. It can also reveal more than intended when the file is shared publicly.
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