Are there any clients that remove EXIF metadata when uploading photos? #asknostr
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I believe @nostr.build removes all metadata from photo uploads, and @Damus' default image hosting is nostr.build when a user uploads an image
Does that count?
(And is that accurate, @The Fishcake (nostr.build)?)
I use exiferaser from fdroid
Does this work by importing a photo into the exiferaser app, and then uploading to your destination from the app? Or does it happen more automatically/in the background?
Surely @primal removes it too?
Extremely manual
Have you used @nostr.build ?
It’s as simple as uploading the photo - metadata stripped, hosting link provided.
I guess you can then download the image from nostr.build as well and it’s clean
News to me... I manually strip the metadata and theb upload to nostr build
Good question.
I am on grapheneos and already got this problem solved by default but for most people this is a problem.
I would love to see better default privacy in nostr clients and services.
Yes I know nostr is a public network, but better privacy is still useful.
That’s correct!
Good question.
I am on grapheneos and got this solved by default, but for most people this is a problem.
I would love to see better privacy defaults in nostr clients and services.
Yes I know nostr is a public square, but better privacy is still useful.
Perfect, so since I can configure uploads to Nostr.build on Damus, YakiHonne, and Nostur they are g2g. I unfortunately don’t see any option for @primal. Would be nice to know how their uploads work.
AFAIK, primal doesn’t touch file at all, so it is served as is. I could be wrong though.
That was one of the first features we added for all uploads.
We even show remaining metadata (image size, resolution, etc) after an upload. 