Before sharing images online, it's essential to check if they contain any sensitive metadata, such as GPS coordinates. If your images have GPS metadata, it could reveal your exact location, leaving you vulnerable to being doxxed. Doxxing means exposing private information (such as your address, workplace, or other personal details) publicly online, often with malicious intent. Many smartphones and cameras automatically add this GPS metadata to images by default, making it easier for people with ill intentions to find out where the picture was taken.
Use this tool to check if your image is safe to share online. If GPS metadata is found, you will be alerted that the image may be unsafe for sharing.