Any sufficiently well-featured image metadata editor will allow you to alter or remove the GPS location. Metadata may also include your camera type, the exposure, resolution, date, time, a photo thumbnail, copyright info and much more. Try ExifTool, but don’t use Windows XP’s built-in ability or you may corrupt your data.
Many systems that take photos as part of the larger system (company ID card, DMV drivers license, portrait studio, etc.) insert other, often quite personal, metadata into the photo. Your photo might have your name, home address, or even your SSN in the metadata. Even if the photo is legally releasable to a third-party, it might accidentally come with your metadata.
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Even if the photo is legally releasable to a third-party, it might accidentally come with your metadata.
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