Drop a photo and read the hidden EXIF data baked into it — camera, timestamp, and sometimes the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Phone photos work best — they often carry GPS. Try one straight off your camera.
A single phone photo can leak the exact spot it was taken, the device model, and the precise time. Posting an “anonymous” picture with intact EXIF has deanonymized people, exposed safe houses, and busted fake locations. OSINT investigators check it first.
Strip metadata before sharing: most phones have a “remove location” share option, or use a scrubbing tool. Note many platforms re-encode uploads and drop EXIF automatically — but never rely on that for sensitive images. Pair with the privacy checklist.