Maybe you don't want strangers to know the GPS coordinates of your home pics, ... If you like, you can also work with individual files to remove different data points from each one.

It’s no secret anymore. Nearly everything you do online is tracked or recorded and used to learn more about you. Many of your data points ends up on creepy people search sites.

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. If you're using Windows: ...

Some platforms, like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, remove location data from photos, but not every image-sharing platform does this, so it's valuable to know how to remove the data. Turning off a ...

The GPS information stored with your snaps is part of the EXIF (Exchangeable Image File) data which also includes the time and date of each photo and the camera used to take it.

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 by ...