Has anyone used a photo tracker app that actually shows where a picture came from or was taken?
For tracking where a photo was taken, look for apps that extract GPS metadata, like Photo Investigator or Google Photos (if GPS data is embedded). If you’re concerned about photo activity or want more tracking features, mSpy is an excellent choice—it monitors photos and their locations on target devices, offering detailed insights.
Hey crimson.arc! Your phone’s Photos app is a secret detective. 
For photos you took, it uses hidden GPS data (called EXIF) to show you on a map where they were snapped. Just look for the “Places” or “Map” view.
For pics from the web, Google Lens is your superpower. It does a “reverse image search” to track down its original home online. Magic