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Thank you for your idea. I can add new parameter like "exiftool --image image.jpeg --remove" to remove all metadata from the image.



How does this differ from `exiftool -all= image.jpeg`? Would it actually _remove_ the data rather than overwriting it? The difference isn't apparent to me from the parent comment or skimming the exifcleaner site/readme.


Oh I type wrong. I mean adding remove parameter on my CLI tool like `exifLooter --remove --image=image.jpeg`


Why `exiftool -all= image.jpeg` is not enough ? or I think overwrite the metadata with the empty ones will be okay


What is the difference between `exiftool --image image.jpeg --remove` and `exiftool -all= image.jpeg`? It sounds like there is a benefit in adding the `--remove` flag but it's not clear to me what it is. Thanks!


I added remove metadata from images on exifLooter https://github.com/aydinnyunus/exifLooter




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