We are making use of EXIF metadata stored with photos collected in Fulcrum for two purposes: (1) to check the 'north' view is (approximately) north; and (2) to record the bearings of photos that can be taken in any direction. We've noticed that even when geotagging is turned on, our Android devices don't store the direction, whereas iOS devices do. It's clear from (say) Google Maps that the Android device has access to the direction, but it doesn't get saved in EXIF metadata. Is there a simple trick I'm missing to turn on this functionality on Android? If not, can Fulcrum get the direction and add it to the metadata (maybe controlled by a setting) when geotagging is on? Alternatively, I'm wondering if this is down to the default Android camera app. Could Fulcrum be configurable to use a different photo app? When I tried OpenPhoto, it did indeed (when I switched it on) store direction in the EXIF data. But Fulcrum doesn't use this app by default, so I had to take the pictures first and then attach them. It may be that this does work on some Android devices, but unless there's a way to turn it on on all Android devices (1), features (2) or (3) would be very useful.