Pick a photo the way someone reporting a hazard would, and this page reads the photo's embedded details — its GPS location and camera bearing especially — right in your browser. The real app uploads the file untouched, so whatever shows here is what our system would receive. We're finding which combinations of device, browser, and photo-picking method keep the location data intact.
Checks the location your browser reports for this device right now — the same source the app's map pin would use, not the photo's own data. Heading only appears while you're moving, and accuracy drops to kilometres if you grant "approximate" rather than "precise" location. Nothing here is saved — it's just a quick GPS check.
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image/* re-encodes HEIC photos to JPEG, while extensions only may avoid that.These have a known location (−33.8688, 151.2093) and bearing (135°) baked in. Save them to your Photos and/or Files (on iOS, long-press a link and choose "Add to Photos" or "Download Linked File"), then pick each one through the buttons below. If even these lose their location on a given method, that method is stripping it.
Each button picks photos a slightly different way, and a preview appears beneath it. Set the source on each result — it's highlighted amber until you do. Remove any row with ×.
