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hey guys Im son Im a privacy and security researcher and youre watching the privacy guides the subject of todays episode is going to be how you can remove exif metadata from your image files now exif stands for exchangeable image file format and what that means is when youre taking a picture with your smartphone a lot of things are stored along with the content of the image these things include your geolocation the device model that youre using and stuff like that and that can actually leak your whereabouts and can be used against you so it actually kind of invades our privacy now for most people that has a lot of convenience if youre using an app such as iPhoto if thats still what its called on Mac I dont use it well it allows you to see all of your pictures on a nice map and stuff like that well thats all great but if you care about privacy may prefer disabling location services in your iPhone in the first place that was one of the steps in my episode on how to set up i OS
