Allstate uses social media to check claims

Re:Allstate uses social media to check claims by FireBeyond on Thursday February 01, 2018 @01:30PM (#16284368)

Adobe Lightroom, default options for exporting to JPG:

- "Remove All Metadata"

- "Remove Location Information"

- "Remove Person Information"

_All_ of these are removed by default and you explicitly have to enable them.

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Re:Allstate uses social media to check claims by craftyguy on Thursday February 01, 2018 @01:34PM (#16284409)

I seriously doubt that most people using social media are running their photos through Lightroom before posting them online..

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Re:Allstate uses social media to check claims by rhizome on Thursday February 01, 2018 @01:49PM (#16284531)

Which posting sites don't strip metadata?

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Re:Allstate uses social media to check claims by legostormtroopr on Thursday February 01, 2018 @04:18PM (#16286005)

Flickr, for one.

I also doubt Facebook throws away photo metadata when an image is uploaded.

The image that gets returned in your browser may have none but the original, with all its camera-identifying, time-stamped GPS located gold mine will be intact.

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Re:Allstate uses social media to check claims by rhizome on Thursday February 01, 2018 @05:22PM (#16286489)

Flickr, for one.

Yeah, I imagine the putatively photographer sites like Flickr preserve it. My assumption is that Facebook saves it, removes it, then allows the image to display. ISTR years ago some controversy about EXIF stalking on FB, but it may have been another service.

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