How to remove location data from photos and videos before sharing | iOS 13
How to remove location data from photos and videos before sharing | iOS 13
04 16, 2020
Need to share some photos or videos but want to retain a bit more privacy than normal? Follow along for how to remove location data from photos and videos on iPhone before sharing.
iOS includes a handy toggle switch to quickly turn off location details as well as other metadata before you send photos and videos from iPhone and iPad.
Keep in mind that this is a per-share basis, so you’ll need to do the same process each time you want to turn off location data.
iPhone: How to remove location data from photos and videos before sharing
Note: the same steps work on iPad
Open the Photos app on iPhone or iPad
Choose the photo(s) or video(s) you’d like to share
Tap the share button (square with up arrow, bottom left corner on iPhone, top right corner on iPad)
At the top, tap Options
Tap the toggle next to Location to turn it off, tap Done (top right corner)
Choose how you’d like to share and send your photo(s)/video(s)
Tip: There seems to be a bug where the location data switch disappears when you go back to use it again after using it the first time. If you experience it, restart your iPhone or iPad and that should resolve the issue.
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