GPS Tagging
GPS tagging, or geotagging, adds geographic information to digital media, such as photos, videos, or
websites. This information can include latitude and longitude coordinates,
place names, and other positional data.
GPS tagging can be helpful for a variety of purposes,
including:
- Sharing photos: Sharing the location where a photo was taken
- Keeping track of shooting spots: Keeping track of favorite shooting spots
- Creating location-based media: Combining geotagged media with an application like Google Maps to create location-based news and media feeds
GPS tagging can also be used for other purposes, such as:
Monitoring offenders
Using GPS tags to monitor the location of offenders on
release from prison, such as those serving time for domestic abuse or knife
crime.
Monitoring animals
Using GPS tags to monitor the location of animals, such
as cattle, to help with pasture feed intake, biosecurity, and theft detection
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