Photo Privacy on Linux: How to Remove Metadata Using exiftool

Removing sensitive information such as geolocation data, creator and date taken from your images before sharing online increases your privacy. What you will learn: 1. How to remove extra data from 2. How to remove metadata 3. How to remove The model name of the phone/camera used to take it, Exposure time, Whether the camera's flash was used or not, A thumbnail, in binary format and GPS coordinates 4. Installing Required Packages for Debian based distributions a. How to install the libimage-exiftool-perl package using apt 5. Installing Required Packages For Redhat distros a. How to use dnf to install the perl-Image-ExifTool package 6. Installing Required Packages For Arch distros a. How to install the perl-image-exiftool package with pacman 7. Viewing Metadata on an Existing Image a. How to take a look what metadata in a picture b. How to strip all metadata form picture 8. Stripping It All Out a. How to remove all EXIF metadata --- 🔥 Download Opera GX (Gamer’s Browser): https://offergate-software12.com/2-ctv4r-b1eq-cv5u-e541 🌍 Try Opera One (Multigeo): https://nefabop.com/6-11g1fd-c1hm-gv5u-j5ma 💸 Every install supports COMPUTER EVERYWHERE — thank you! --- #computereverywhere #photo #privacy #linux #howto #strip #metadata #exiftool