2023-11-07 02:30:00
Most photos taken by smartphones automatically store the GPS information of the location when the photo was taken, including longitude, latitude and altitude. However, if the photo itself is private and does not want to reveal the shooting location when sharing it with others, then the user You can still choose not to record this type of information. For Android phones, users can usually find the option directly in the camera app and turn off the GPS positioning function, but the iPhone settings are hidden deeper. Step 1. Photos taken by iPhone will by default record the GPS location information at the moment of taking the photo, but it can still be turned off manually. Step 2. First click on the “Settings” app with the gear icon on the iPhone’s home screen. Step 3. Scroll down the screen and find the “Privacy & Security” option. Step 4. After clicking on the “Privacy and Security” screen, click the “Location Services” option. Step 5. Scroll down the screen, find the “Camera” App and click on it. Step 6. Change the option of “Allow location access” block to “Never” to turn off GPS positioning when shooting on iPhone. This article is simultaneously published in PC home magazine. Welcome to join the PC home magazine fan group!
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