Worked on privacyguides/privacyguides.org to reintroduce and document the Metadata Cleaner tool, delivering a graphical metadata removal utility for Linux users. Focused on enhancing user privacy by providing a clear, accessible interface for stripping metadata from files, aligning with the project’s privacy standards. Utilized Linux environments and Markdown for comprehensive documentation, ensuring the tool’s integration was well-explained and easy to adopt. Collaborated through open-source workflows, contributing clear commit messages and proper sign-offs to maintain project transparency. The work emphasized data privacy and documentation quality, resulting in a robust feature addition that addressed user needs for graphical privacy controls on Linux platforms.