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Metadata is a set of data that provides information about other data. Some metadata examples include an image file with metadata containing information about the data, where the image was taken, and the time it was taken.
Users of CaseGuard Studio can easily access the metadata associated with their photos after redacting them by following a few simple steps.
Aerial footage, also known as aerial photography or airborne imagery, is defined as the process of taking photographs from some sort of aircraft or other form of flying object.
Exchangeable Image File Format or Exif for short is a standard that specifies the formats for sound, images, and ancillary tags used by scanners, smartphones, cameras, and other mobile devices or computer systems that handle sound or images files.
Metadata is much like breadcrumbs leaving a trail straight to your identity, as it attaches tags to define and categorize new information.
Metadata is descriptive information used to identify or categorize data, much like a book cover provides details about the contents. In digital assets, metadata helps describe and organize information for easier identification and categorization.
Metadata, or data about data, has been in existence for hundreds of years. When ancient scholars placed tags with necessary details of the contents on the attached scrolls to organize the library, they created a metadata type. The tag contained data, such as author, date published, content description – all details that described the scroll and its contents.
In 2020, many legislative changes are happening to privacy laws on a global scale. Some older individuals might remember what ‘privacy’ really means. Younger generations have not known privacy. In just a few short generations, privacy has become an invaluable commodity. As a commodity, this means that your privacy is also for sale. Corporations, government, law enforcement, even private citizens can sell your personal information.
Metadata is “data about data.” For every file, metadata provides hidden details such as GPS location, date, time, user info, and camera settings. While the user sees the image, the metadata offers crucial background information stored with it.
Metadata is generally a way to describe what other data you are looking for. It is a filing system of sorts. Learning how EXIF data tracks your files, can help you better manage them, or change the settings to protect your privacy.
Forensic metadata is used to help prove cases, solve crimes, and assist in other investigations. Understanding the metadata concept is just a beginning to knowing how that information can be used, managed, or altered to solve a problem.