In the contexts where you need to prove an image is a real unaltered photograph (court cases, news media, science, etc) privacy is usually not a concern.
Nobody cares if your social media photos are edited, they probably are, it's fine.
Nobody cares if your social media photos are edited, they probably are, it's fine.
This has been the case for many years, and so far social media sites never care - they strip that info instead. Why would this change with one more extra piece of metadata?