🧭 🤳 Find (And Hide) Where Your Photos Are Taken

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Happy Tuesday! Microsoft Edge is removing a few features, but probably not the ones that should be removed. Also, Linux kernel 6.5 is out, and Gigabyte has a new tiny PC with an AMD Zen 4 CPU. Finally, if you don't have Amazon Prime, you might have to pay more for shipping.

There's a mountain of information embedded into photos taken with a phone and digital camera. Chief among them is the exact GPS coordinates where a photo was taken. It's an invaluable resource if you want to, for instance, retrace your steps and retake a memorable photo years down the road.

But it can be a privacy risk of mammoth proportions if you're uploading content to the web. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to keep the location data of your photos private. Here's how you do it on both iPhone and Android.

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Google Flights is one of the best tools you're probably not using when it comes to getting cheap airline tickets. It just added three new features that makes finding the best deals - and the best time to fly - even easier. See what's changing, and why Google Flights is worth a visit.

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From setting a timer that pauses music, using the hidden backspace key in the Calculator app to leveling surfaces using the hidden Spirit Level—there are a lot of hidden features in your iPhone that can change how you use the device. We check out the 10 hidden iOS features your iPhone is begging you to unlock.

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If you miss the days when you could purchase Microsoft Office once and use it forever, they're back! Now through September 4th (Labor Day for our US readers), you can purchase a lifetime license of Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows or Mac for the price of five months of Microsoft 365. If you don't need the online perks of Microsoft 365 and only care about the offline flavor, take advantage before this deal ends!

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The PDF has long been the format of choice for sharing key information via a file. But PDFs are notoriously hard to edit. And if you want to annotate to add clarify on your PDF copy, good luck.UPDF hopes to change that by making PDF editing and annotating as easy as a Word document - and that's just for starters. UPDF now has an AI add-on, and it can summarize, explain, and detect text and images you can easily swap out. Try UPDF today and get up to 63% off the cost of UPDF with the AI add-on!

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When you need to glean info about your Windows system in a jiff, the Command Prompt is perfect for this. And you have several options for hopping in and opening it. Here are ten ways to do just that in Windows 10.

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Nowadays, it's almost hard not to find a retailer in North America that isn't selling LEGO sets. But buying bricks and sets directly from LEGO has its perks. We take a look at some of the benefits.

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If you're a Windows user that hates the bloat, you may be tempted to jump over to a Linux distro. But diving into the deep end usually leads to frustration. Besides, Windows still does some things better than Linux, like managing drivers. So don't leave Windows entirely! You can have the best of both worlds without leaving one for the other. Here are our recommended ways to start using Linux while still leaning on Windows when you need it.

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Amazon is discreetly raising the minimum requirement for free shipping by $10 for non-Prime members in select markets. If you're not a Prime member, you'll want to read what's happening.

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The Linux kernel is the heart of all desktop and server Linux distros, powering your favorite distros. Linux Kernel 6.5 is the latest update, and it brings some awesome improvements for newer processors and more. Here's what you need to know.

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We were uber excited about the Samsung 5K Viewfinity S9 when we saw it earlier this year at CES 2023, and now it's finally available! We have the details, and why you may need to purchase this monitor ASAP!

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One of the most difficult things about setting up your surround sound is placing all of the speakers exactly where they need to go. Dolby is fixing that with the Dolby Atmos FlexConnect. See how it solves speaker placement, and how it can make your spaces more lively than ever!

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Knowing the best kind of mic for the job can be daunting at first. That's why we were so impressed with how easy it was to get started with the Audio-Technica AT204USB Dynamic Mic. See what we mean.

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