myTracks Update Brings Easy Geotagging to the macOS Photos App

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German indie developer, Dirk Stichling today announces myTracks 3.1.2, an important update to his photo geotagging app for macOS. myTracks makes it easy for anyone to quickly organize GPS tracks from a broad range of devices, organizing them in a library. GPS tracks can be assigned to photos stored in the JPG or RAW photos formats. Version 3.1.2 offers the ability to easily geotag photos that are stored in the macOS Photos app.

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