Say cheese, and let everyone know your travel habits! Photo-sharing site Flickr is a great way to show off your best shots, but scientists have discovered that the website is also a great tool for predicting where photographers will go next. In a new study published today in Royal Society Open Science researchers announce that they have developed a new algorithm that uses Flickr photos to accurately predict people’s present locations, using their past photo…
Your old Flickr photos can reveal your future travel plans
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