What is the best photo or file storing website I can use that doesn't fuck up my EXIF data?

[GlobeSpotter]

I'm sure there are several threads on here about online photo storage. But I'm specifically looking for one that doesn't fuck up or modify my EXIF data when I upload a photo.

Example like changing the file date like google drive does...etc. I'd like to securely upload files from phone or pc and then later, when I go and get them, the dates aren't screwed up.

[babarumraisin]

Flickr doesn't alter my Exfil data from my Nikons.

[Alana kay]

I use image shack.

[Gotyour6]

Get a hosted ftp site

[babarumraisin]

Flickr's site let's you set your images to "private" which you're supposed to do if they are adult although if you browse through the public images you'll find plenty of porn that the posters haven't locked. You can also set a public image so it can't be downloaded. And you get 2 TB free storage so you can shoot RAW and store at full resolution. There are also some adult groups there that do allow semipublic displays of nudity.

[papadee]

Originally Posted by babarumraisin

Flickr's site let's you set your images to "private" which you're supposed to do if they are adult although if you browse through the public images you'll find plenty of porn that the posters haven't locked. You can also set a public image so it can't be downloaded. And you get 2 TB free storage so you can shoot RAW and store at full resolution. There are also some adult groups there that do allow semipublic displays of nudity.

Somewhat correct.

Flickr has 2 groups of settings. One is for content - "Safe", "Moderate", & "Restricted. The other is for access - "Public", "Private", "Friends", & "Family".

Safe is for cats, rainbows, cars, etc. Restricted is for hardcore nudity, sexual acts, etc.

So if you wanted to make public a hardcore pic, you can, but it had better be marked restricted. That way only those who choose to see hardcore will see it. If you were mistakenly mark it safe, and a little old lady, saw it, you'd be in big trouble.

A picture of a cat can be marked safe, but private. No one can see it. Or marked family, only those on your family list can see it. Or public, everyone can see it.

I tend to upload everything restricted/private, then change the settings once they've been uploaded. Reduces the chance of a slip up, or someone reporting you.