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August 4th, @04:54PM
| reply to ezdsl
Re: Digital camera a security risk?
said by ezdsl  :You could even resort to getting a card reader and taking the memory card out of your camera and plugging in into the card reader to transfer photos to your computer. Since the EXIF information is embedded in the image, this would make no difference. On the other hand since EXIF information is in no way a privacy or security risk it is a moot point.
Actually, I just had a thought about it being a potential privacy risk. If you are bragging in an on-line photography forum about your Nikon D1, and the EXIF information in the posted image shows that you actually have a no-name Chinese piece of junk, that might be considered a privacy violation. 
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