Sign in to confirm you’re not a bot
This helps protect our community. Learn more

How to use your phone to find out where a photo or video was taken | Training

First Draft
2.57K subscribers
<__slot-el>
<__slot-el>
24K views 4 years ago
Laura Garcia (Training and Support at First Draft) shows you how to use your phone to find out where a photo or video was taken. Before you forward that photo e that got shared in your family WhatsApp, look for visual clues that help you verify the location of where it was taken. With a few detective skills, google maps, and a bit of luck we can find the same spot online. -- Our guide to navigating the infodemic will explain how misinformation spreads and give you practical tips for verifying content online. Sign-up for free and get started http://firstdraftnews.org/toomuchinfo... -- First Draft is a non-partisan, non-profit organization that harnesses the power of community to champion credible news coverage across the world. Through the tools we provide, journalists and the public can make informed judgments about the information they encounter online. You can find more of our research, training, and journalist resources at http://www.firstdraftnews.org. Follow us on Twitter to keep up with the latest news on information disorder:   / firstdraftnews   Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos, resources, training, and tools on information disorder:    / firstdraftnews   ...more
...more
How to use your phone to find out where a photo or video was taken | Training
65Likes
24,286Views
2020May 29
Laura Garcia (Training and Support at First Draft) shows you how to use your phone to find out where a photo or video was taken. Before you forward that photo e that got shared in your family WhatsApp, look for visual clues that help you verify the location of where it was taken. With a few detective skills, google maps, and a bit of luck we can find the same spot online. -- Our guide to navigating the infodemic will explain how misinformation spreads and give you practical tips for verifying content online. Sign-up for free and get started http://firstdraftnews.org/toomuchinfo... -- First Draft is a non-partisan, non-profit organization that harnesses the power of community to champion credible news coverage across the world. Through the tools we provide, journalists and the public can make informed judgments about the information they encounter online. You can find more of our research, training, and journalist resources at http://www.firstdraftnews.org. Follow us on Twitter to keep up with the latest news on information disorder:   / firstdraftnews   Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos, resources, training, and tools on information disorder:    / firstdraftnews  

Follow along using the transcript.

First Draft

2.57K subscribers