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geotag
[ jee-oh-tag ]
noun
- a piece of data embedded in a digital media file to indicate geographical information about the subject, usually latitude and longitude.
verb (used with or without object)
- to add geotags to (photos or other digital media):
A GPS-equipped camera lets you geotag your photos and videos.
Example Sentences
To help expand to the right audience, for instance, they would search the Los Feliz geotag on Instagram and, from the account, comment on nearby posts: “There’d be a dog photo,” Horst said, “and we’d be like, ‘Bring them to the store!’”
“It was frustrating to me that nobody seemed to understand how essential it was to have a geotag to know where an elderly person was or to know where your chemo patient was staying,” Baltezore said.
For instance, users with precise location switched on will see options for locations nearer to them when trying to add a geotag to an Instagram Story or post.
Wagner and a group of undergraduate students volunteer their time to geotag and photograph the flags so mourners can find them digitally on the installation platform.
In March, Petito shared a photograph on Instagram with a geotag for the Appalachian Trail in Georgia.
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