Photos on your iPhone and iPad, whether imported, saved, or shot locally, contains metadata that records date, time, location, and a lot more info. Here's how to read and edit that data.

Remove location data from photos on Windows, macOS, iPhone, and Android with step-by-step methods. Protect your privacy by erasing metadata before sharing images online.

Would you like to view metadata for images on your iPhone or iPad? Here's a guide detailing the steps to view Exif data in the Photos app on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.

Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter all strip your photos of Exif data, but other sites like Tumblr, Flickr, Google+, and Dropbox don't. Here's how to remove it yourself.

A simple workflow to remove metadata from your photos on iPhone or iPad using Apple's Shortcuts app, which makes it easy to automate specific tasks.

That, in turn, fueled debate about what exactly EXIF is and how much it reveals -- and perhaps led to the White House's decision to reportedly strip EXIF data out of Sunday photos.

The easiest way to view EXIF data is on your Mac. Just transfer your photos to your Mac using iPhoto, tap on the image and select the "i" for info. All the EXIF data, including a map of the GPS ...

Here are multiple batch EXIF metadata editor software that let you batch edit EXIF data of multiple images at once in Windows 11/10.

Exif data isn’t hard to find or to remove, but the steps vary a bit, depending on which device you are using. On a Windows computer, you can see whether a photo has Exif data attached to it ...

Some images had their EXIF data stripped during post-production and Exif Everywhere showed only the dimensions, file format and the app used in processing.