Reason #256 why not to post pictures on internet

[moore4me]

This professor is doing it with cats just to prove a point.

Video: Professor creates site revealing where people's cats live

http://www.abcactionnews.com/nct/vid...ples-cats-live

[MasPan]

Eww, ABC.

Also, eh. If people haven't realized by now that they need to turn off the location data on their phones when they take a picture...

[MuscleWizard]

This is only possible because idiots keep forgetting to TURN OFF GEOTAGGING ON THEIR GODDAMN CELL PHONES

seriously, kudos to sites like imgur for wiping the exif data from every image uploaded there.

[moore4me]

The big thing is to remind your parents and grandparents about this. Many are not as tech knowledgeable and have no clue that it is being done.

[ShinkuDragon]

on unrelated news...



i wonder about this though, i think i-ve seen too many movies because the first thing that came to my mind is kidnapped people pictures

[OmegazeroGA]

on unrelated news...



i wonder about this though, i think i-ve seen too many movies because the first thing that came to my mind is kidnapped people pictures

My question is how does one hospital "mistakenly" cuts off a guy's junk?

Anyways, cats.

[Locked]

Reason #12901824 to not share your stupid EXIF data. This has nothing to do with sharing online, it has to do with the stupidity of the people that share online. You can strip your EXIF data and the "Geographical information" of the image won't be tagged and you can post it online. Must be a slow news day.

[Flonne]

Reason #12901824 to not share your stupid EXIF data. This has nothing to do with sharing online, it has to do with the stupidity of the people that share online. You can strip your EXIF data and the "Geographical information" of the image won't be tagged and you can post it online. Must be a slow news day.

This is only possible because idiots keep forgetting to TURN OFF GEOTAGGING ON THEIR GODDAMN CELL PHONES

seriously, kudos to sites like imgur for wiping the exif data from every image uploaded there.

The big thing is to remind your parents and grandparents about this. Many are not as tech knowledgeable and have no clue that it is being done.

Privacy is an important issue, but most of these are the same people that upload thousands of pictures to instagram or pomegranate, at some point something like this is required to make them just, STOP, POSTING. Some innocent people are gonna get swept up in it but that's the same with everything. It's better to not educate them and just scare the pineapple out of them so they never post on the internet again. PROFESSOR DOING GOD'S WORK.

Spoiler

every day is a slow news day when your coverage lasts 24/7/365, they run out of content and instead of doing the logical thing like switching programming or taking previous advice of JUST STOP, they JUST CONTINUE.