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Does anyone know if Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000's camera taken photos keep information about GPS location from when they were taken?

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    See this previous question for tips if the geo-tagging isn't working for you at the moment android.stackexchange.com/questions/3333/…
    – GAThrawn
    Jan 27, 2011 at 13:19
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    The easiest way to tell if the picture has been geotagged is to open the picture in the gallery press Menu, More, Show on map.
    – GAThrawn
    Jan 27, 2011 at 13:22
  • Any other ideas? I want to dissable geotagging. I don´t want to give up my location. It´s could be very dangerous.
    – user2714
    Feb 4, 2011 at 14:01
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    Hi. You're not really giving away your location per se. If you send someone files they will be able to see coordinates of where they were taken, however you can "Clear personal data" from the JPEG files in Windows 7 (surely other OS too). Also, if your GPS is turned off, your location will not be determined.
    – Francisc
    Feb 6, 2011 at 19:59

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It can if you turn the function on in the settings. In the settings menu there's an option for "GPS", that when checked turns on geotagging:

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via GSM Arena & CareAce

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  • If GPS is closed and wireless networks as well, will it force open them to get location? Or for geotagging to work they must be user-enabled before taking pictures?
    – Francisc
    Jan 27, 2011 at 12:47
  • Also, I seem to be missing that GPS checkbox from the settings interface... After Review i see Shutter Sound which should be on the next page according to the screenshot above. Any clues?
    – Francisc
    Jan 27, 2011 at 12:53
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    Just searched for it (StackExchange makes you lazy) and it turns out Froyo made GeoTracking default and unchangeable in Galaxy S. Haha...
    – Francisc
    Jan 27, 2011 at 12:56
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There is no setting in the camera phone for GPS on my Galaxy S GT19000.

I disabled everything in Settings > location and security. It was still geotagging my photos, and I couldn't work out how it was doing that. But if you go to applications > local, it was here for me. Just visit the Settings section.

Nasty.

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I just did a reset of all camera settings and the geotagging disappeared. Since this is what I wanted, I'm happy. When I bought it it was off (I think) and it got turned on sometime last month.

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