I don't believe stripping is implemented, but 0x0.st is open source, and includes some nifty things like inbuilt NSFW detection. It's fairly simple Python, that you could tweak to do stripping...
I don't believe stripping is implemented, but 0x0.st is open source, and includes some nifty things like inbuilt NSFW detection. It's fairly simple Python, that you could tweak to do stripping using PIL.
I can't help you with a suggestion for an opensource host~ing software since I don't know of any, but: XMP and IPTC are the only other ones I am aware of. XMP is actually the most problematic IMO...
I can't help you with a suggestion for an opensource host~ing software since I don't know of any, but:
I don't know if there's more data in an image other than EXIF specifically
XMP and IPTC are the only other ones I am aware of. XMP is actually the most problematic IMO since it stores edit history and can even contain "nondestructive edits" image data as well, allowing for edits to be undone.
I just googled around and it appears http://www.metadataworkinggroup.org/ is the major standards org for image metadata. Their spec sheet lists a few more: EXIF, DCF, IPTC, XMP, RDF, Dublin Core,...
I just googled around and it appears http://www.metadataworkinggroup.org/ is the major standards org for image metadata. Their spec sheet lists a few more: EXIF, DCF, IPTC, XMP, RDF, Dublin Core, RFC2119 and Date and Time (W3C). I don't know how common they all are though.
I don't believe stripping is implemented, but 0x0.st is open source, and includes some nifty things like inbuilt NSFW detection. It's fairly simple Python, that you could tweak to do stripping using PIL.
I can't help you with a suggestion for an opensource host~ing software since I don't know of any, but:
XMP and IPTC are the only other ones I am aware of. XMP is actually the most problematic IMO since it stores edit history and can even contain "nondestructive edits" image data as well, allowing for edits to be undone.
I just googled around and it appears http://www.metadataworkinggroup.org/ is the major standards org for image metadata. Their spec sheet lists a few more: EXIF, DCF, IPTC, XMP, RDF, Dublin Core, RFC2119 and Date and Time (W3C). I don't know how common they all are though.