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@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator Good. The point of this experiment is to raise these types of questions. The functionality is already built into most smartphones but >

@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator > most people seem unaware. If you download a photo to an iPhone for example and ask to see details for a photo, you see it on a map.

@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator For Instagram these are "scraped out" as you put it, because you can not download Instagram photos. On the other hand, people tend to share>

@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator > location on Instagram anyway.

@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator What I need to check is to see what happens if you share an Instagram photo to Facebook and someone downloads from there.

@Andrew_Wyld @DickPicLocator But the issue of locating random innocent social media users is already an issue, but there's a huge lack of awareness.

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