Before posting an image on the Internet I had the need to remove the EXIF data which might contain location and other information which should not be shared, because it was a photo made with an iPhone

Tip: if you already know you want to remove location from a photo, in the share panel click Options before selecting “AirDrop” and you have the option to disable sending the location data, and other metadata.

I found out a simple way to do so with a Mac.

The simplest way is to use ImageOptim. Just add the image in there, it will remove all the EXIF data.

Otherwise if you prefer the command line, or you want a tool that integrates with your scripts, install exiv2:

brew install exiv2

Then use exiv2 pr to list the EXIF data of an image:

exiv2 pr <filename>

And use exiv2 rm to remove the EXIF data:

exiv2 rm <filename>

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	How to fix the ffmpeg not found error with youtube-dl
2:	How to set up hot reload on Electron
3:	How to disable 1Password in an input field
4:	How to recover lost data from an SD card
5:	Pasting code snippets in Discord
6:	▶︎ Remove EXIF data from images
7:	Searching for the perfect e-ink writing device
8:	Syntax highlight any block on a Web Page
9:	What is a webhook?
10:	What's the best platform to deploy your projects?
11:	Scraping with Puppeteer
12:	Why use a preview version of a browser?
13:	A practical guide to Homebrew
14:	How to fix the xcrun invalid active developer path error in macOS