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I uploaded an old image of a keyboard PCB from when I was troubleshooting it and it gave a very detailed response including naming the keyboard the PCB comes fr
by BadHumans 2y ago
I uploaded an old image of a keyboard PCB from when I was troubleshooting it and it gave a very detailed response including naming the keyboard the PCB comes from, the time of day the photo was likely taken, and where the photo was likely taken.
- ignoramous 2y ago> ... the time of day the photo was likely taken, and where the photo was likely taken. Possibly from the image file's Exif data: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exif#Geolocation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exif#Geolocation
- WarOnPrivacy 2y agoYeah. I have to scrub every photo before I'll upload it. Even the 'remove properties' option in Windows can do some good.
- yashg 2y agoExifpurge.com. A portable Windows app to remove all exif data from multiple photos.
- rudasn 2y agoCool. Can anyone recommend a linux tool for removing exif data from images and metadata from pdfs?
- eichin 2y agoFor jpg: jhead -purejpg, exiftool looks like it only has "remove this specific kind" (like -gps:all= .) (The more boring use case for this: putting images up on a web page - if you use jhead -autorot to correct the orientation, then the browser sees the metadata and rotates it again...)
- FergusArgyll 2y agoexiftool is the standard. Should be in your distros repo... https://exiftool.org/ https://exiftool.org/