Why you should stop sending your iPhone photos via text. Hint: It’s about your privacy
Nelson Aguilar | CNET.Com Troy Warren for CNT #Technology Each photo you take on your smartphone contains hidden information that could share where you live, work and frequently visit. It's no surprise that your iPhone keeps track of the places you go. Usually, it's for a good reason: Location tracking is the reason many of your apps function, from directions in Google Maps to looking for a nearby restaurant on Yelp. That location awareness extends to the images in your Photos app, too. Anytime you snap a photo or record a video with your iPhone, it creates information about the file -- including the creation…