"As far as I remember, McAfee shared an iPhone photo with location metadata ..." This reminds me of the workflow I use for publishing pictures on my website:

"As far as I remember, McAfee shared an iPhone photo with location metadata ..." This reminds me of the workflow I use for publishing pictures on my website: magick convert IMG_2673.HEIC -strip -quality 80 -shave 10x10 -resize 91.1% -attenuate 1.0 +noise Uniform out.jpg ; exiftool -a -u -g1 out.jpg (where 80 is a random number between 75 and 85 I choose at the time and 91.1 is a random (real) number between 91.0 and 91.9) You cannot exiftool purge a HEIC because it breaks it - you need to exiftool purge the resulting jpeg ... also, weirdly, -attenuate needs to come before the +noise switch in the command line.