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Did you know that the photos you take store location data? Remove it easily like this

Did you know that the photos you take store location data? Remove it easily like this Did you know that every time you click a photo with your phone, your location data is automatically added to that photo? Sometimes this data may even expose you to security risks. However, you don't have to worry too much about it, because this data will be added only if you want it, otherwise you can easily turn it off from the smartphone. To turn off location data associated with photos, follow these simple steps mentioned below. Let's learn how to remove location data from photos- Here's a step-by-step process to remove location data from photos on your phone To remove location data associated with your photos, first go to your smartphone or iPhone. Then, depending on the device, go to Google Chrome (for Android smartphones) or Safari (for Apple iPhone). Then you have to go to search and type Google Dashboard and then search. Now the Google Dashboard website will open on your phone scr...

NASA's Pandora Telescope Launch: Expected to Take James Webb to New Heights in Finding Habitable Planets The James Webb Space Telescope's efforts to search for habitable exoplanets will now get a big boost from Pandora, which will observe its new companion stars. On January 11, 2026, I watched anxiously at the tightly controlled Vandenberg Space Force Base in California as SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched NASA's new exoplanet telescope, Pandora, into orbit. Exoplanets are planets orbiting other stars. Seen from Earth, these planets appear like faint dots because they are so close to their host stars, which are millions to billions of times brighter than the planets, that they block out the light reflected from the planets. The Pandora telescope will work with NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to study these distant planets and their stars. An astronomy professor at the University of Arizona with expertise in interstellar planets and astrobiology, is a Pandora co-i...

Now take a break from unnecessary emails, use this new feature of Gmail Nowadays, most of the digital platforms or websites provide the facility of 'sign-up' directly through Gmail account . While signing up in this way, the platform uses details such as name, email address and profile picture in the Google account according to the user's permission. Some sites may take other additional details depending on the nature of the service. In this way, the signed-up platforms regularly send their updates or information to the users through email. In some cases, we ourselves have subscribed to various newsletters or sites to get information. However, over time, those platforms may become irrelevant to us and the countless emails they send may become cumbersome. There is a fear of missing important emails due to such emails. Keeping this in mind, Google has added the feature of ' Manage Subscription ' to Gmail. Under this feature, you can see the list of all the platform...

Passwords that are slightly different are not safe, hackers can take advantage of this trick If you find that one of your online accounts has been accessed by unauthorized people, it could be due to a common mistake: reusing part of your password. Reusing the same word in a password, even if it includes numbers or symbols, opens the way for criminals to access your account. Criminals use information from previous data breaches, which has been available on the Internet for some time. Hackers test these passwords on other websites, which is called 'credential stuffing'. In this way, they see if they can access the accounts. But the problem does not stop there. Criminals do not only try hacked passwords, but also try different variations of them. Research by 'Virgin Media O2' has shown that four out of every five people use the same or almost the same passwords for their online accounts. According to ethical 'white hat' hacker Brandin Murtagh, changing your passwo...

Are you thinking of studying IT in Bachelors? Take care of these things With the declaration of class 12 results, the passed students are ready to open the door of the university. Now students have to decide which faculty and which subject to choose according to their interest. Now most of the universities have started the admission process. So, today we are discussing information technology (IT) among the various educational programs offered at the undergraduate level. Recently, in Nepal too, the interest of students in educational programs related to information technology has increased. As the field of computer and software technology continues to expand, new courses are being created based on it. Some of these courses related to computer and information technology are closely related to computer science, some are related to information technology and some are related to computer engineering. And there are many options for students to study such courses. Nepal has educational p...

Keep in mind, tips to take care of when the phone gets wet with rain water It is raining all over the country now. This is also the time for farming. While going out for some special work, the phone may fall into the water. Most of today's smartphones are water resistant. But that does not mean water proof. A small mistake can damage your phone. However, if you take some precautions, you can save the phone from malfunctioning. What to do if the phone falls into water? As soon as the phone falls into water, the first thing to do is try to remove it as quickly as possible. Then switch off the phone without turning it on. If your mobile has a cover or a removable battery, remove it. However, do not make the mistake of pressing any other buttons of the mobile phone randomly. Because doing so may cause a short circuit in the phone. What should be remembered is that you should not try to dry the phone submerged in water by bringing a hot object or drying it using a dryer. By doing this,...

It will take another 6 months to operate hydrogen transport, Korean company is willing to build a 'refill station' The plan to drive cars with hydrogen, put forward by Kathmandu University, has moved to 6 months.

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Did you know that the photos you take store location data? Remove it easily like this

NASA's Pandora Telescope Launch: Expected to Take James Webb to New Heights in Finding Habitable Planets

Now take a break from unnecessary emails, use this new feature of Gmail

Passwords that are slightly different are not safe, hackers can take advantage of this trick

Are you thinking of studying IT in Bachelors? Take care of these things

Keep in mind, tips to take care of when the phone gets wet with rain water

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