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Does LINE remove EXIF metadata from images?

Short answer

CreatorPrivacyKit has not published a dated LINE photo test yet. Album, chat, Keep, and file-style sends can differ. We will not fill this page with a guessed “LINE strips GPS” sentence.

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What we measured

No dated CreatorPrivacyKit result is published for this route yet. Fields below stay empty on purpose.

FieldDelivered copy
GPS / location Not yet tested
EXIF Not yet tested
Camera information Not yet tested
Timestamps Not yet tested
Provenance / C2PA Not yet tested
Recompression / resize Not yet tested

GPS / location

Not yet tested

EXIF

Not yet tested

Test environment

Environment details are recorded when a test is run: OS, app or browser version, device, and upload path.

How to test your own file

  1. Plant GPS and camera fields in a JPEG.
  2. Send via the exact LINE path you care about (chat image vs Keep vs file).
  3. Download from the receiving side.
  4. Compare hash and GPS tags.
  5. Record iOS and Android separately; LINE versions matter.

Methodology

Every published result has to follow the same protocol: a known source file, a recorded hash, a specific upload path, and a downloaded copy. Folklore does not count.

Read the lab methodology →

Privacy implications

If a photo could identify a home, school, or workplace, strip location on the file before it enters LINE. Platform folklore is not a control.

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