There's a small image embedded inside your JPEG — and it often carries GPS data even after the main EXIF has been stripped. Here's what it is and why it matters.
EXIF gets all the attention, but there are two more metadata standards inside your image files — and they carry different things. Here's what IPTC and XMP actually are.
Every photo you take embeds invisible metadata. Here's what's in it, who can read it, and how to think about removing it.
"Your file never leaves your device" is marketing copy on a lot of sites. Here's what it means when it's true — and how to check.
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