On 21/06/2020 03:38, Long Wind wrote: > actually cell phone shows my address, not GPS > > isn't there some gui tool for such purpose? > program in Graphics section
Pretty much any image viewer can show exif information. The question is how this address is encoded. There are standard ways to encode gps coordinates, but I'm not sure Select one picture from your phone. Transfer it to the computer, run $ exiftool -s image.jpg | grep '<part of the address shown on phone>' If the address is stored in the photo as part of Exif data, this should show the field name, which you can then query again using $ exiftool -<HipotheticalTagName> image.jpg If the first grep does not find the address, then either it's encoded in some weird binary format, or not stored in the picture at all. It could be stored in some other file in the phone, or the phone dynamically gets an address based on the gps coordinates. To get GPS coordinates, you can try $ exiftool -a -s -gps:all image.jpg -- We make our mailing list available to selected organizations. Eduardo M KALINOWSKI edua...@kalinowski.com.br
