Resumen de Photo Privacy

Privacidad de Fotos elimina metadatos (GPS, EXIF, IPTC) y miniaturas de tus fotos.

La mayoría de las cámaras modernas y teléfonos inteligentes almacenan información adicional en las imágenes que tomas. Pueden guardar la marca y modelo de tu cámara, cómo se tomó la foto, la fecha y hora, y si tu cámara o smartphone tiene un módulo GPS, las coordenadas donde se tomó. Puedes estar compartiendo tu dirección de casa cuando subes tus fotos de barbacoa. Algunos modelos incluso pueden almacenar una pequeña copia de la imagen original dentro del archivo. Si tu software de edición no elimina esta pequeña imagen, incluso si la modificas, cualquiera podría ver la imagen original almacenada dentro.

Si te gusta compartir tus fotos, y la privacidad es una preocupación para ti, "Privacidad de Fotos" puede ayudarte eliminando toda esa información de tus imágenes. Crea una copia privada de tus fotos, que puedes usar para subir a tu red social favorita o servicio de alojamiento de imágenes, asegurándote de que no se almacene ningún dato privado en la imagen.

Características:

Soporta archivos de imagen RAW, JPEG, PNG, GIF y TIFF (el soporte RAW es solo de lectura. Los archivos RAW se convierten en archivos JPEG)
Elimina metadatos (GPS, EXIF, IPTC) y miniaturas de tus imágenes.
Seguro: Se crea una nueva imagen sin ninguna información privada, manteniendo tus imágenes originales sin modificar.
Interfaz fácil de usar. Dos pasos sencillos para obtener tus imágenes privadas.

Novedades de la versión 1.0.2

Versión 1.0.2:

Corrección de fallos en OS X 10.9

2.8

(6 reseñas de Photo Privacy)

Comentarios
Valoraciones de usuarios

Dellsuxx

Aug 10, 2014

1.0

0.5

Version: 1.0

PILE OF CRAP that CRASHES 95% of the time! Customer service doesn't ever answer emails nor do they seem to exist! This company deserves 0 Stars!

larsolsson

May 5, 2014

3.0

Want to update my initial review. Though I still have had no reply from the developer of any kind - or even acknowledgement that my attempts at communication were received, here or via email - Photo Privacy inexplicably did begin working for me. It appears to function as advertised now, though the problems I described previously persisted initially over more than one logout and reboot. I'm giving PP three stars now because it appears to be working -- which is the whole point, after all. But I'm just as unsure why it STARTED working suddenly with no explanation as I was that it DIDN'T work initially. And the lack of response from the developer says: he'd like your money, but either can't or isn't interested in supporting this product. So: if it works for you, great! But I'd say: buyer beware.

Apr 28, 2014

Wow, what a pile of junk. I wrote the following (below line) several days ago. I also wrote directly to the company. No reply to either. So I'm reposting my comments which were originally under the "troubleshooting" app and intended as an attempt to communicate with the developer here under the review section. I usually try to reach out to a dev if an app isn't working for me as I expect it to (or as described...but when I get no response at all after some time, I have to assume the dev is either incompetent or simply does not care, once (s)he has gotten your money. Money which, of course, in this instance (because it's a MAS purchase) is unrecoverable. Just abysmal customer service. Here's my original attempt to communicate with this developer: ------------------ Wow, totally useless! I just paid my $3.99, as I've been trying to do this (removal of identifying information before posting) manually, knowing that the camera reveals far more than one might want it to, especially if one has small children. So far, I've tried to open a photo with the app three times. All three times, PP will import the photo, but clicking on "Start" causes it to crash. Every. Single. Time. As it stands now, I'd call that a complete waste of four bucks. Very disappointed.

Apr 24, 2014

Wow, totally useless! I just paid my $3.99, as I've been trying to do this (removal of identifying information before posting) manually, knowing that the camera reveals far more than one might want it to, especially if one has small children. So far, I've tried to open a photo with the app three times. All three times, PP will import the photo, but clicking on "Start" causes it to crash. Every. Single. Time. As it stands now, I'd call that a complete waste of four bucks. Very disappointed.

Seahare

Jan 8, 2012

0.0

Price needs to be changed to reflex the 50% off sale was 12/31/11 & 01/01/12.