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Step By Step Guide: How To Remove Exif/Metadata From Your Picture. : Reviews | Torhoo darknet markets

In this Step by Step guide I will show you the ultimate way to remove exif/metadata that's embedded in your picture.

What Is EXIF Metadata?

5 points

4 years ago

I believe you can also do it in GIMP

Launch GIMP on your computer and open an image your want to remove its EXIF data.
Click the File menu and select Export As. Or you can simply press the SHIFT+CTRL+E.

Give a name to your file and be sure to enclose the “.JPG” (dot JPG) at the end of your file name and click the Export button. Before your file is really exported you will once again be provided the last dialog. Select the Advanced Options and uncheck the Save EXIF data and click the Export button.

Done. the EXIF data is no longer exist in your photo. For your information, GIMP differentiates between “saving” and “exporting”. Saving is for projects (your file will be saved as a XCF file), while exporting is for images (JPG and PNG).

Stolen from a clearnet site but the information is accurate

/u/buddymorris Telegram Verified Vendor

3 points

4 years ago

Excellent informative post!
You deserve the reward on offer from /u/Shakybeats

/u/EmpBomb 📢 MOD

2 points

4 years ago

Thank you buddy, i hope so :D

/u/HappyRasta

2 points

4 years ago

good guide, I think there are plenty users out there that still don't know about this

/u/the997

2 points

4 years ago

Cool & useful tuto thanks mate

/u/thehighest

2 points

4 years ago

i believe you can take a screen shot of the oic cuz it clears it then edit it and take another screen shot i could be wrong tho if i am please correcte me

/u/Heliumadmin

2 points

4 years ago

or maybe $exiftool -all= *.jpg

/u/x00R

2 points

4 years ago

Really interesting. Thanks for the share.

/u/Scaldedww

2 points

4 years ago

Thank you for this, opsec can't be prioritized enough!

/u/Della

2 points

4 years ago

thanks very helpful

/u/Kirby2005

2 points

3 years ago

You'd be surprised how many vendors and markets have pictures that are jam packed full of exif metadata, shocking !

/u/Zeus01

1 points

3 years ago

markets should be already removing all that meta data anyway. well they should be if they aint. and before that even vendors should remove the meta data before uploading there product pictures to the markets.

/u/Kirby2005

2 points

3 years ago

Yep, that's the point though. So many don't strip this data even though they should be doing so.

/u/Zeus01

1 points

3 years ago

I hear ya bro. firstly vendors should do this as part of their opsec procedures but say they dont do this then as a last resort type of thing then the markets should remove this data as a last line of defence sort of thing.

/u/Misterbishi

2 points

3 years ago

Thankyou for this clear info

/u/dreaduserdreadabuser

1 points

4 years ago

stupid question from a stupid girl: but how do you send your iphone pics to tails? via an onion email like /u/elude? but wouldnt that reurqre you to first send your image to a clearnet email provider and then to that email?

any help greatly appreciated

/u/JimmyFallon16

2 points

4 years ago

Use an usb drive or burner phone ,connected to the computer while your using tails, with your photos to send over to tails.

/u/professorhare

1 points

4 years ago

Did you happen to ever figure this out? I have the same question

/u/Bitcrusher

1 points

4 years ago

Question:

does EXIF also apply to screenshots taken with Tails for example?

/u/macron_coke

1 points

3 years ago

There's no EXIF data in screenshots

/u/Gayboi_Farti

1 points

3 years ago

Stupid question but, if ALL photos taken from a phone have Exif data, does that mean I can view where someone is living by checking their photos on their instagram or does ig removes the metadata automatically?

/u/EmpBomb 📢 MOD

2 points

3 years ago

IG and all known social media platforms delete the metadata automatically.

/u/ShineOnPooh

1 points

3 years ago

Just use exifcleanaer on any os /thread only exif that matters are about 25 of them.

/u/realcanadianpotstore

1 points

3 years ago

cant u just put airplane mode on when you take the pic?

/u/EmpBomb 📢 MOD

1 points

3 years ago

Not really, the Airplane mode will just disables the radios and transmitters on your device. You need to turn off the GPS "Location" in your device setting manually!

Feel free to send PM if you want me to help you with the process or anything.

/u/drdoom

1 points

3 years ago

thanks for asking this.

/u/muddbarz9000

1 points

3 years ago

thank you for this

/u/Agostinaricci

1 points

3 years ago

I'm terribly impressed because nobody's mentioning exiftoolGUI for WIN, it is good and, of course, open source software.