EXIF data is hidden metadata in your photos containing GPS location, camera settings, timestamps, and device info. This data can reveal your location, daily routines, and expensive equipment - putting your privacy at risk when sharing photos online.

Photos can reveal exact GPS coordinates of your home/work, expensive camera equipment, precise timestamps of your routines, and device information. This metadata can be used by stalkers, burglars, or data collectors without your knowledge.

Yes, completely safe. All processing happens in your browser - photos never leave your device or get uploaded to servers, ensuring complete privacy.

No, not all photos have EXIF data. Some cameras don't record metadata, social media platforms often strip it automatically, and previously removed EXIF data cannot be recovered.

Yes, if the photo has GPS metadata. Most smartphones automatically record location data unless disabled. EXIF Free shows these coordinates and helps you remove them for privacy.

No, EXIF data can be edited or manipulated, so it doesn't guarantee authenticity. While useful for understanding camera settings, it shouldn't be relied upon as definitive proof in legal or forensic contexts.

Yes, EXIF Free is 100% free to use. All features including EXIF viewing, metadata removal, and batch processing are available at no cost. No hidden fees, subscriptions, or premium tiers.

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