This old ABC News clip dramatically announces a "new and freightening threat […] unknown to many Internet crime experts", which exposes a child's location via pictures posted to Twitter, Facebook, Craigslist, Photobucket.
Does Facebook expose location of pictures, without the user actively specifying it?
Be it via picture GPS metadata or IP geolocalization or anything.
Let's say the posted picture contains GPS data and shows not recognizable landmarks.
This question is about the Facebook website, not about the Facebook smartphone apps.
Best Answer
Facebook now strips all metadata from posted pictures to avoid this problem:
What information can someone see when they download my photo from Facebook?
However, be careful when you post links to photos on other websites or when using third-party image hosting services with Facebook, Twitter, etc.