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Facebook Post: Your phone might be snitching on you. That cute pic of your new listing, your dog, or your breakfast? It might also be tagging your exact location. Criminals don’t need to follow you—they just need your photo metadata. The good news? You can shut it down in seconds. I just dropped a quick, funny blog on how to stop your phone from oversharing: Read it here: https://www.brandbenchmarkreports.com/post/is-your-phone-snitching-on-you-here-s-how-to-shut-it-up Because your latte shouldn’t come with a map to your front door. #PrivacyMatters #KCStarkTips #iPhoneTips #AndroidTips #SnitchPics

Facebook Post: Your phone might be snitching on you. That cute pic of your new listing, your dog, or your breakfast? It might also be tagging your exact location. Criminals don’t need to follow you—they just need your photo metadata. The good news? You can shut it down in seconds. I just dropped a quick, funny blog on how to stop your phone from oversharing: Read it here: https://www.brandbenchmarkreports.com/post/is-your-phone-snitching-on-you-here-s-how-to-shut-it-up Because your latte shouldn’t come with a map to your front door. #PrivacyMatters #KCStarkTips #iPhoneTips #AndroidTips #SnitchPics

Is Your Phone Snitching On You? — Here’s How to Shut It Up

Every time you snap a photo, your phone may embed hidden metadata—called EXIF data—which includes the time, camera settings, and yes

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