Scrambled Exif
By juanitobananas
Scrambled Exif (pronounced eggsif) helps you take away the metadata in your pictures earlier than you share them.
If you feel prefer it.
If you do not need the large Internet corporations (or whomever) to know where your footage had been taken remember to take away the metadata from them earlier than you share them.
To take away the metadata from an image, merely share it like you'd usually do and choose Scrambled Exif. A second later, the share 'dialog' will reappear. Now just share with the app you meant to share with in the first place.
Et voilà!
Required Android Permissions:
★ READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to read the photographs different apps share with it.
Source Code
★ This app is open supply. You can check out the code (and contribute when you really feel like it) here:
https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/scrambled-exif
Translations
If you wish to assist to translate this app to your own language, you are in a place to do so by translating these two initiatives using transifex:
https://www.transifex.com/juanitobananas/scrambled-exif/ and https://www.transifex.com/juanitobananas/libcommon/.
Misc Stuff and Facts
★ Basically, Exif is used by jpeg, which is the format in which your Android digicam saves pictures. If you wish to know more about Exif, check the Wikipedia.
★ Scrambled Exif also renames the information (this may be disabled).
★ Please do not heavily depend on the information being deleted. Scrambled Exif does its job fairly well, nevertheless it could fail. Always double-check before you share.
★ It does not really scramble the Exif information, it deletes it. So the title might be stupid. But I like it. The icon doesn't depict scrambled eggs either. So the icon might be silly. But I prefer it. And I additionally occur to be an enormous fan of eggs. So this app does not only have a silly identify and an equally stupid icon, additionally it is my (non-stu
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