What a photo says, read and removed.
See what a photo says about itself (camera, date, place) and remove it, or only the place, without saving the picture again. Nothing uploaded.
By Suraj Kumar2 min read
A photo can say where you live without anyone looking at it.
Read on your device.
ExifReader reads a photo's EXIF, XMP and IPTC in your browser and the page groups what it finds: the place first, as numbers, then the camera, the date, names and software.
Removed byte by byte.
Removing never saves the picture again: the parts that describe it are taken out of the file and the picture's own bytes are copied as they are, so not one pixel changes.
Read again.
Each cleaned file is read again before it is offered; one that still holds what was to go is never offered.
Further reading
Topics: photo metadata · exif · remove exif · photo location · image metadata
A little less theory. A little more doing.
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