The enormous sink of geo-tagged data, the place where location privacy goes to die.
Locational privacy is now "a thing"
It all starts pretty much here
Johannes Ullrich from ISC mapped some 30k images from image hosting services
Twitter searches for location data introduced by foursquare/buzz
Twitter searches for location data introduced by attached photos
Twitpic used to have the biggest share of the market when it comes to uploading images on twitter
... you could search for someone instead of just waiting for them to pop up in pleaserobme or icanstalku ? ( What if I could teach myself python in the process )
Could identify locations from Flickr, Twitter, and a number of image hosting services . The interface was rather ugly and the configuration could be hell :)
Enter story info here
Moved UI to QT4, added support for instagram
Latest and last desktop version
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