I'm sure there are other technologies which can be used for geolocalization and can achieve similar "performances" (I'm
thinking about WIFI networks or IP, in some cases).
Still, I wouldn't expect a digital camera to put those informations in the EXIF (assuming it does have a WIFI and/or an IP address)
Also, to me Facebook doesn't seem to be using any magical machine learning algorithm capable to recognize the location of a PIC from a face, it never did on my PICs, not even when there were landscapes in it.
The guy could instead have uploaded the photo using a smartphone which added the GPS coordinates.
But what do YOU think instead? How does that work? Is it working also for your uploads?
Still, I wouldn't expect a digital camera to put those informations in the EXIF (assuming it does have a WIFI and/or an IP address)
Also, to me Facebook doesn't seem to be using any magical machine learning algorithm capable to recognize the location of a PIC from a face, it never did on my PICs, not even when there were landscapes in it.
The guy could instead have uploaded the photo using a smartphone which added the GPS coordinates.
But what do YOU think instead? How does that work? Is it working also for your uploads?