When location information is present, Preview breaks. If a photo has Exif data, you’ll find a tab labeled Exif. Facebook ignores all metadata in an image, and removes any there in the. Yet they still record it internally and ask you if you'd like to tag the location, so removing the metadata before uploading it is still a decent idea to avoid their tracking. On a Mac, open a photo in Preview and select Show Inspector under the Tools menu. So, I wrote a little online Exif viewer to view whatever data might be encoded. FB strips the metadata as a privacy feature. Facebook strips image metadata :( I have an article on the PI blog about what websites strip metadata, but basically if you want to preserve the metadata you should send pictures via Email, Airdrop, or Messages. Would like to see if this could some how be resolved. Looked it up in 2018 & metadata was correct. When I saved the picture so that it was readily available, I checked the metadata & the info said the pic had been taken in 2020 instead of 2018. Found a pic in FB memories that I knew had been taken in 2018. Facebook Messenger Exif is a small python program used to add date and time metadata back into the Facebook Messenger media found in a Facebook archive. Discovered one thing that I hope be corrected. Im not sure if EXIF data is stripped on upload presently, but I can confirm its not available via the API unless the user explicitly backdated a photo. The only way to determine where a photo was taken is if the user associated it with a place when they were uploading it to Facebook. So I started searching for an app to give me metadata. Currently Facebook strips the EXIF data upon upload. I wanted info on a photo that someone else sent me.
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