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Probably for copyright and license. It's a common feature, MS Office documents include even more metadata, such as how many times the file has been saved.
by efortis 5y ago
Probably for copyright and license. It's a common feature, MS Office documents include even more metadata, such as how many times the file has been saved.
- crazygringo 5y agoMy problem isn't with quantity of metadata. It's with personally-identifying data. And I can't imagine what the filepath could ever have to do with copyright or license. I don't see how this is a common feature at all.
- mattkrause 5y agoYou can include links to other resources (e.g., an image) in an SVG file. Perhaps it's meant to help resolve those paths?
- efortis 5y agoThe only way I can reproduce your scenario is by inserting an image using "Link" instead of "Embed". Other than that, was it part of the original/downloaded file?
- efortis 5y agoSorry I thought you were worrying about your PII and the filepath as two different things.