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BatchPurifier LITE - Freeware to Remove Metadata from JPEG, free tool to remove Exif, XMP, IPTC, and other hidden data from JPEG

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Jul 19 2010, 03:27 PM

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BatchPurifier LITE - Freeware to Remove Metadata from JPEG
JPEG photos can contain a lot of metadata that can give too much information and compromise one's privacy. Most notably, Exif data that digital cameras automatically add to photos includes details such as a timestamp, serial number, and GeoTag.
BatchPurifier LITE can protect your privacy by removing the Exif data, as well as other hidden data & metadata such as XMP and IPTC from JPEG files that you intend to publish, without recompressing the image and degrading its quality.

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hayzo View Member Profile	Jul 19 2010, 03:27 PM Post #1
Beginnner Group: New Registrant Posts: 1 Joined: 9-July 10 Member No.: 57,028	BatchPurifier LITE - Freeware to Remove Metadata from JPEG JPEG photos can contain a lot of metadata that can give too much information and compromise one's privacy. Most notably, Exif data that digital cameras automatically add to photos includes details such as a timestamp, serial number, and GeoTag. BatchPurifier LITE can protect your privacy by removing the Exif data, as well as other hidden data & metadata such as XMP and IPTC from JPEG files that you intend to publish, without recompressing the image and degrading its quality.