Yes but they just hide the metadata for other users but in their server they keep the unstripped version.

I believe most chat and social media platforms strip exif data from photos upon upload. Not that I’d trust them with that data either…

Seriously? I&#x27;m just trying to find people to test, there&#x27;s nothing wrong with that. I don&#x27;t know anything about marketing, I&#x27;m only 18, so I&#x27;m testing things, I didn&#x27;t know it could be so annoying to post a link. I just don&#x27;t have the financial means to find testers, so I&#x27;m trying free things.Sorry if that bothered you, but really, if you&#x27;re interested, take a look anyway. Just because I did a product hunt (something I know nothing about) doesn&#x27;t mean my project is bad. This project mainly allows me to learn new things, there&#x27;s nothing wrong with it.

Flagged because the moment you start linking to producthunt your submission looks like it is beggng for upvotes and &quot;reach&quot; and not being shared with genuine intent.Plus of course producthunt is 100% gamed these days anyway.

For a few weeks now, I&#x27;ve been working on a small website, a simple but useful project, which I thought would be accessible to everyone. This site is qualitative enough for me to pay particular attention to. It allows me to better understand how to gain visibility on a project created&#x2F;bootstrapped by myself.This site is not revolutionary, far from it, and most of the front-end code is done by lA. Its main objective is to bring together several privacy protection tools. In particular, for the moment, a tool for viewing and deleting metadata that supports many types of documents.Why? Because many people are unaware that files shared online contain sensitive information:Photos -&gt; GPS location, date, device modelDocs -&gt; author&#x27;s name, editing history, commentsAttacks can exploit this data for OSINT, tracking habits, feeding AI models, or even identity theft.Unlike other tools, it doesn&#x27;t store any files. I&#x27;d like to make the source code available or make the application front-end-only in the future. For now, everything is processed server-side and then immediately returned, without backup, using Python Pillow. So everything is on temporary variables and is cleared at the end of the process.Eventually, I plan to add a lightweight API, other privacy-related tools, and possibly educational content.Today, I am looking for new people to use my website, but also contributors in the sense that I created a product hunt page. If you like the idea, a little upvote on Product Hunt would help me a lot. And if you want to test the site or contribute, everything is open!Thank you (:Product Hunt:https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.producthunt.com&#x2F;products&#x2F;removemdMy project: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.removemd.com&#x2F;

People can exploit your social media pictures and so I've made a tool