7/ ⚠️ Reminder: stripping metadata removes location, camera info, timestamps — do it before sharing sensitive images.

6/ 📱 Mobile quick options: Use Exif-remover apps or editors (e.g., Snapseed — edit → export a copy removes some metadata) 📲

5/ 🪟 On Windows: Quick but unreliable: Photos app (Edit → Save a copy) 🟡 Best: ExifTool from exiftool.org and run: exiftool -all= photo.jpg ✅

4/ 🍏 On macOS: Option A — ImageOptim (GUI): download imageoptim.com → drag photos in → click Strip metadata 🖼️➡️🧹 Option B — ExifTool (CLI): brew install exiftool Then: exiftool -all= photo.jpg (creates photo.jpg_original — delete if desired) 💻

3/ 🔐 On GrapheneOS: Install ExifEraser from the Aurora/Accrescent store. Open → add photo/video → Remove metadata ✅

2/ 🐧 On Linux: Install: sudo apt install mat2 Right‑click a file → Remove metadata ✅

1/ 🛑 Remove metadata from photos before sending them is MANDATORY.

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