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Tags / Date Modified
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Anonymous
Changing a tag on a jpg photo causes the dated-modified to be changed. If you tag many photos and trust the exif date-taken within the photo files, use a file renaming app or exif app to change the date-modified to match the exif date-taken on all photos you tagged. This only works if the exif file has a date_taken (digital camera, cellphone) but not if none (scanned, old).
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2024-02-23T05:11:02+00:00