So, what is Metadata?
Simply put, metadata is information that describes other data. It’s like a label or summary attached to a file, object, or dataset.
Metadata doesn’t describe the content itself, but rather the characteristics of the data.
Examples:
Document: Title, author, creation date, file size, keywords, word count
Image: Camera model, capture date and time, location (GPS), image dimensions, resolution, color information
Email: Sender, recipient, subject line, date and time sent, attachment details
Website: Keywords, description, author, last updated, page language