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It appears not. Safari appears to remove the GPS data when you upload. I tested it myself by uploading a photo to https://exif.tools/ https://exif.tools/ and no
by spzb 4y ago
It appears not. Safari appears to remove the GPS data when you upload. I tested it myself by uploading a photo to https://exif.tools/ https://exif.tools/ and no GPS location was reported. The same image copied to my laptop and then checked locally with exiftool did have the GPS location.
Also see this thread https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/326789/gps-exif-from-iphone-photo-upload-in-safari https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/326789/gps-exif-fr...
- tppiotrowski 4y agoThis is what I suspected. There were issues with iPhone photo rotation being incorrect after upload so you had to do it manually. I think this is because the EXIF data was missing. I think people on this thread are confusing uploading in the browser with uploading via the Facebook app
- spzb 4y agoTo be clear, exif data was still present when uploaded (including the orientation data) but the GPS location had been removed. I think problems with photos being incorrectly orientated is more to do with the website not correctly interpreting (or completely ignoring) the relevant exif data.