This is frightening

[seaninmich]

Check this out. Yeah, it's freaky for the kid's photos, but was thinking about how many guys take pics of their guns. Now, if you post your gun pics online, a thief could pinpoint exactly where you live and where you keep your firearms.

http://kyeos.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/warning-if-you-take-photos-with-your-cell-phone/

[Punch The Clown]

Wow! I heard the obamaphone has a built in gps app that warns the user if it gets in close proximity of possible employment.

[timshufflin]

I've been taking a lot of pictures lately, I think we all should. This could help to target these savages onto our properties. Who better to handle these types then us? Please, make sure your GPS photo feature is turned on, you have to have bait to savage a savage.

[Punch The Clown]

Check this out. Yeah, it's freaky for the kid's photos, but was thinking about how many guys take pics of their guns. Now, if you post your gun pics online, a thief could pinpoint exactly where you live and where you keep your firearms.

Is thief a synonym for "government"?

[jak]

Another reason why I don't own a smartphone.
Smartphones or any device that uses GPS and take pictures embeds all that info into the pictures.
This has been known and going on for years and most people don't know about it.

Pictures have EXIF data. Inside the EXIF data it tells you the time and date the picture was taken and
the location (if you have the GPS feature turned on). It even tells you what kind of camera you used to take the picture.

Here's a program that decodes the data from a picture. When you run it, it shows a lot of info and I don't know what most of it means.


http://download.cnet.com/JPEGsnoop/3000-12511_4-10920311.html

[Old Guard]

Thanks for the tip...never can be too careful with info..especially the posted weapons version.I am anxious to get some of my recent work on here to show..

[timshufflin]

Another reason why I don't own a smartphone.
Smartphones or any device that uses GPS and take pictures embeds all that info into the pictures.
This has been known and going on for years and most people don't know about it.

Pictures have EXIF data. Inside the EXIF data it tells you the time and date the picture was taken and
the location (if you have the GPS feature turned on). It even tells you what kind of camera you used to take the picture.

Here's a program that decodes the data from a picture. When you run it, it shows a lot of info and I don't know what most of it means.


http://download.cnet.com/JPEGsnoop/3000-12511_4-10920311.html


I take all my photos about an hour away. I sit in front of the democratic election headquarter and take all kinds of pictures of valuable stuff.

[Punch The Clown]

Pictures have EXIF data. Inside the EXIF data it tells you the time and date the picture was taken and
the location

Like obams's birth certificate?

[ttwn0324]

Yeah, we learned about that in a seminar "Your kid and Myspace" along with microdot. A program called quickfix will remove the metadata from photos.

[jak]

Here is a program that will remove the longitude and latitude data from the pictures you already took with your smartphone and did not post online yet.

http://www.geotagsecurity.com/

[Xutnut]

Another reason why I don't own a smartphone.
Smartphones or any device that uses GPS and take pictures embeds all that info into the pictures.
This has been known and going on for years and most people don't know about it.

Pictures have EXIF data. Inside the EXIF data it tells you the time and date the picture was taken and
the location (if you have the GPS feature turned on). It even tells you what kind of camera you used to take the picture.

Here's a program that decodes the data from a picture. When you run it, it shows a lot of info and I don't know what most of it means.


http://download.cnet.com/JPEGsnoop/3000-12511_4-10920311.html

There are many free tools to remove all this EXIF data like this EXIF data eraser (http://digitalconfidence.com/downloads.html).