I have taken some pictures with my iPhone 6 when the localization functionality was deactivated. Now, I'd like to manually add the location to these pictures, to let them appear in the map of the Photo app.
But I don't know how to do it. I read many posts regarding the Photo application on Mac, but unfortunately I don't own a computer running Mac OS.
Manually Add Location to Photo on iPhone Without Mac – How to Guide
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It looks like your best choice is to do an OS restore through iTunes if you can. If that does not work, I'd contact Apple Support.
Also, for the record, videos that you take using the Camera app do not appear in the Videos app, they appear in the Photos app as well (strange, I know).
Prior to a recent change, Apple's solution for this would be to ensure that iPhoto was running and you have configured iCloud to automatically import all photos into your library.
Now that there is no limit to the number of photos, you just need to remain under the current upload limits to avoid having photos that are only on your device and not backed up to Photo Stream:
- 25,000 photos per month
- 10,000 photos per day
- 1,000 photos per hour
Other than temporary pauses, you should be able to store as many photos in the cloud as your have bandwidth and time to upload.
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Best Answer
Location data is stored in EXIF data structures embedded in pictures, EXIF editors are available in the App Store, just search for „EXIF“. Exif Editor & Viewer seems to be a likely candidate.