We know What You Did Last Summer?
While we are in no mood to pull off a light one on you, we want to share a common mistake that most travelling enthusiasts and bloggers commit.
Sharing photos with location data might be a threat to your security. Read those articles to learn more about EXIF data in photos, geotags, and how you can remove them from your photos.
While we are in no mood to pull off a light one on you, we want to share a common mistake that most travelling enthusiasts and bloggers commit.
Now don’t be surprised if this suddenly looks like a live snippet from a James Bond flick because trailing with the help of your pictures has, for long, been in picture.
Isn’t this super cool that with geo-tags you can tag your images on the globe in few clicks? Think of this advantage as a businessman.
Don’t be surprised if you get blamed for helping people spying on you and tracking your travelling habits by leaving trails and maps!
Did you know that those picnics pictures your friends updated in Facebook and tagged you with your sparkling smile can be potentially harmful?
Don’t you love carrying your latest GPS enabled mobile phones and cameras around, clicking pictures with them and uploading them on social media sites?
Geotags aren’t that bad – if you know what you are doing.
They are great if you want to showcase your latest trip to your friends and family. In a private album.
Your vehicle is parked just outside your home, its safe right? The answer is simple. No your vehicle is not safe, even if it is right outside your window.