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Casey

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#6
iPhone = epic fail.

I disable all collecting of EXIF data/geotagging in the photos I take on my G1. I don't see any way in which it would be useful.

There seems to be a trend in some Twitter users where they actually have their location listed with their latitude and longitude co-ordinates. Not sure why you'd want to broadcast your exact co-ordinates that openly, sure I do it with Google Latitude, but only to 9 or 10 very close friends and family members who know where I live anyway.

If more criminals had higher IQ's, they could easily figure out ways of exploiting the people that geotag their photos and such.
 

vg4030

Well-Known Member
#7
EXIF data is very useful for SLR and general digital photography. I keep all mine.

Some newer HD camcorders has geo-tagging of videos now, but Im guessing its for vacation vids etc...??
 

Shadows

Well-Known Member
#8
iPhone = epic fail.

I disable all collecting of EXIF data/geotagging in the photos I take on my G1. I don't see any way in which it would be useful.

There seems to be a trend in some Twitter users where they actually have their location listed with their latitude and longitude co-ordinates. Not sure why you'd want to broadcast your exact co-ordinates that openly, sure I do it with Google Latitude, but only to 9 or 10 very close friends and family members who know where I live anyway.

If more criminals had higher IQ's, they could easily figure out ways of exploiting the people that geotag their photos and such.
^I did the twitter location thing just to see if it was accurate.

that's about it though.


This finding is disturbing. lol
 

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