CleanShare

See exactly what a photo secretly reveals — GPS, device, timestamps — then strip it all, on-device.

A photograph from a phone typically carries the exact time, the camera, its settings, and unless location is off, the coordinates where it was taken to within metres. None of that is visible when you look at the picture.

The consequence has been documented repeatedly — home addresses inferred from photos posted publicly, and in at least one well-known case a fugitive located from an image. Some platforms strip metadata on upload and some do not, with no way to tell from the outside, so removing it before sharing is the only reliable position. Seeing what is there first is what makes the decision informed.