AI Can Geolocate Photos Even After EXIF Data Is Stripped

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Skip this one. It's a Light Stalking writeup of a McAfee experiment showing that stripping EXIF data no longer guarantees location privacy. Interesting concept, but the source article is thin on technical detail and the finding isn't new to anyone following this space. Nothing here a working photographer needs to act on today.

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