So I want to walk you through this.
I took a picture in Colorado on Monday January 24, 2022
at 8:16 AM.
We can see the picture.
It has snow.
We see this.
We can see the camera that I took it.
And what I'm going to do now is start modifying it.
So I changed the date to my birthday the previous year,
and I added a little location.
So here, when you click Add Location, it's like, OK,
you are in Maui.
And you're like, wait a second.
That's a snowy mountain.
I changed it to Maui.
You can do whatever you want.
So changed it from January to December 18, 2021--
the time stamp stayed the same--
changed it to Maui.
When I go on my phone, it shows December 18, 2021, Lahaina,
which is Maui.
So I'm like, OK, my phone is telling me
this is what you want.
If you search in your phone-- so I started searching
for Hawaii--
it actually brings it up the phone believes at that point
this was actually a snowy mountain taken in Hawaii.
So it can be tricky.
When you look at the database, though, there
will be some truth in it.
So if you go to Photos.sqlite, you will find the truth.
Also, look for the zeroed seconds and anything else
to make more sense of this.
I definitely recommend that you read Ian's blog.