What is EXIF Data?

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a standardized specification for storing camera and shooting information directly inside image files (primarily JPEG and TIFF). When you capture a photograph, the camera hardware embeds parameters like shutter speed, aperture, focal length, device manufacturer, and orientation into the file header.

The Official Ray-Ban Meta EXIF Profile

When Ray-Ban Meta glasses export a photo to the Meta View app, the resulting JPEG APP1 marker contains the following core IFD (Image File Directory) tags:

Tag ID Field Name Standard Value Description
0x010F Make Meta AI Identifies hardware manufacturer
0x0110 Model Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses 2 Exact device model string checked by Instagram
0x0112 Orientation 1 (Top-Left) Upright orientation without transformation
0x0131 Software Meta View App / Firmware v2.x Companion software version
0xA001 ColorSpace 1 (sRGB) Standard sRGB colorspace flag
0xA002 PixelXDimension 3024 Image width in pixels
0xA003 PixelYDimension 4032 Image height in pixels

How rayBEN Injects EXIF Client-Side

rayBEN utilizes the lightweight, zero-dependency piexifjs library to construct a pristine binary APP1 segment in the browser:

  • Zero Binary Corruption: Preserves JPEG Huffman tables, quantization matrices, and SOF0 baseline markers.
  • Calculated Offsets: IFD pointer offsets (0th IFD, Exif IFD, 1st IFD) are precisely aligned according to TIFF 6.0 big-endian (Motorola) format.
  • Privacy Guarantee: The entire GPS IFD directory (Tag 0x8825) is completely omitted, stripping location telemetry.
Why Stripping GPS Protects You

Unlike typical camera apps that inject sensitive latitude/longitude data, rayBEN ensures that your formatted photo contains the necessary hardware identifiers without leaking your home, work, or vacation coordinates to viewers online.

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