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 If you do not see a map, then you may have to go into iPhoto preferences and turn on this mapping feature. Go to iPhoto > Preferences > Advanced . If you choose "Automatically" , then iPhoto will scan your photos for GPS data and map them for you.  While you are in the settings, you should check the status of the Include location information for published photos option.  If it is selected, then the location data will remain intact when you use iPhoto to upload your photos to other services.  If it is not selected, then the location data will be stripped from the file by iPhoto during the upload process.  Unselecting this option is the preferred choice if you do not want people to know the location of your photos.

21.1.3 EXIF Location Data on iOS Turn off photo geotagging feature by going to Location Services in the Settings .  Tap on Settings > Privacy > Location Services and then scroll down to the Camera app to make sure it is toggled off.  NOTE: this only applies to photos taken after you have turned off the location feature and does not remove any other EXIF data.

21.1.4 iOS App Change Camera Settings Enable Screen Time for your devices, go to Location Services , and click Don’t Allow changes .

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