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A raccoon in a KIT bin scans a Polaroid with a laser while GPS and other tags stream out of the file.
Sep 3, 2026

What data is stored in a photo you send

A photo file carries more than pixels — GPS, time, phone model, serials, leftover thumbnails. Here is the breadcrumb list, and when sending the original is actually fine.
A raccoon in the KIT can with a spec tag sewn into its fur.
Sep 3, 2026

What websites can see about you without asking

Language, timezone, screen, GPU, and a canvas print. Any site can read them. Here is what that list is — and what it is not.
A raccoon paw lifts a glowing GPS card with coordinates from a KIT bin of e-waste.
Sep 2, 2026

How to remove location data from photos before you share them

Phone photos often store GPS coordinates, camera model, and the exact time you pressed the shutter. Here is what that metadata is, who can see it, and how to strip it in your browser.