EXIF Remover & Photo Metadata

Phones write the place, the time and the camera into the photo file itself. EXIF Remover reads every block the file carries and writes a copy without it, on your device, with the result read back and counted. Pick a photo from Photos or Files. The picture sits on a strip of film whose edge prints the telling fields: coordinates, the exact second, the phone and lens, the software. Under it, a sentence says what the photo reveals, and a ledger lists each field in plain words, grouped as Location, Time, Camera, Software, Identity and Exposure. A location is drawn on a map with its place name. The inspector opens every field verbatim, GPS, Exif, TIFF, IPTC, maker note and XMP, with a search box. Tap Clean. The edge printing is wiped, a new copy goes into your library, and the receipt tells you what happened: how many fields were removed, that the copy was read back with nothing identifying…