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WP Strip Image Metadata is a privacy focused WordPress plugin that helps in removing potentially sensitive metadata from your uploaded images.
What is image metadata?
Image metadata is extra information embedded in image files. This information is stored in a variety of formats and contains items like the model of the camera that took a photo.
However, image metadata may also contain identifying information such as the GPS location coordinates of an image taken with a smartphone for example.
This plugin provides an easy enabled/disabled setting so you can make the call on when image metadata should be removed.
Note: this plugin requires the “Imagick” or “Gmagick” PHP extension to function.

WP Strip Image Metadata

Excellent plugin, simple and to the point. Confirmed it works perfectly via the "Edit more details" link when viewing an image in the media gallery.

Great plugin

Strip image metadata on upload or via bulk action, and view image EXIF data.

CommentSafe is a really simple plugin that I’ve written for WordPress. Very simply, it takes a list 
of (X)HTML tags – which you can specify through the admin interface – and does one of three things 
with those tags, when they’re found in your comments:
<ol>
<li>Strip tags (example: <code>A bold choice</code> becomes <code>A bold choice</code> – default)</li>
<li>Convert tags (example: <code>A bold</code> choice becomes <code>A &lt;b&gt;bold&lt;/b&gt; choice</code>)</li>
<li>Remove tags and content (example: <code>A bold choice</code> becomes <code>A choice</code>)</li>
</ol>
The comments are changed before being saved to your WordPress database so that, if you decide to 
uninstall or deactivate CommentSafe, your comments will remain sanitised and safe.
For further information and updates, see <a href="http://abitgone.co.uk/projects/commentsafe" rel="nofollow ugc">http://abitgone.co.uk/projects/commentsafe</a>.

aBitGone CommentSafe

CommentSafe is a very simple plugin which removes (X)HTML tags you specify from your comments.

WP Strip Image Metadata vs aBitGone CommentSafe