How to Remove GPS and EXIF Data From Photos Before You Share Them (Free, No Upload)
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Every photo from your phone carries a small hidden label. It is called EXIF metadata, and it can hold the date and time, the phone model, the lens settings and, very often, the exact GPS spot where you stood when you pressed the button. Most big sites strip that data when you post. Many do not. Email attachments, forum uploads, marketplace listings and files you send over a chat app as "document" can all keep it. If you sell a used bike from your front porch and attach the original photo, a stranger can read where your porch is. This guide shows how to check what a photo says about you and how
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