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@hoykuneho actually, facebook recommends your remove photo metadata if you don't want them to store it. To your point, since most people don't take the time to read privacy policies, they remain ingnorant. There are free options to control sharing personal data like Pixelgarde and Batch Purifier ...

i'd just use pixelgarde photo privacy editor because it's free and lets me keep geotags but not share them. if you have a smartphone or PC give it a try.

Smartphones also put GPS location in photos too. Turn off geotagging or use free apps like Pixelgarde if you want geotags for yourself and not share them.

if you want to keep geotags for yourself, but not share them, use Pixelgarde instead of turning off GPS. It's free and works on mobile phones or a PC.

It's too bad that people turn off GPS when there are free alternatives that let you control when this information is shared. The truth is, Geotags are useful for a variety of reason when organizing photos. I use a free app location called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor, which works on my smartph...

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

if you share photos taken on these phones, you're probably revealing your location too. If you want to remove geotags from your photos, use a free app called Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

All of these phone can geotag photos, which is great. If you don't want to share your location when you share them, use Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's fast, simple and free.

turning off geotagging does not work for me. I will try this free pixelgarde app.

turning off geotagging doesn't work for me. I use Pixelgarde too. I'm glad there are free alternatives to turning off geotagging.

hey that's great. And once your photos are geotagged, you can remove them from the versions you share from your iPhone using Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's a free download on the App Store.

I think at a minimum, users of social networking should remove the private data stored in the thier photos before sharing. Stuff like; geotags, dates, times, names, etc., There are Free applications for iPhone, PC and Android devices that can do this. The one I use is called Pixelgarde Photo Priv...

if you have an iphone, remove the geotags and other data from them before you share with Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor. It's free on the App Store. It can't help you if you post embarrassing pictures, but at least it can help people not be able to find you...And, it's free so why not use it.

The military should require personnel on deployment to use applications like Pixelgarde Photo Privacy Editor, which can be installed on iPhones, Android phones and PCs. This could help military members protect their privacy, if they don't turn off their GPS radio for these devices.