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Produce a short summary paragraph describing Gandhi's life and accomplishments.

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iPhones do not date pictures from the 1980s, as they were not in existence at that time. However, if you are referring to how iPhones can display the date of a picture taken in the 1980s, it is likely due to the date and time settings on the camera used to take the picture.

Cameras, including those from the 1980s, have the ability to record the date and time a picture was taken, as long as the settings are configured correctly. If the camera has this feature and it is turned on, the date and time information will be saved in the metadata of the image file.

When a picture taken with a date and time stamp is transferred to an iPhone, the iPhone reads the metadata of the image file and displays the date and time information. So, the iPhone itself is not responsible for dating the picture, but rather is simply displaying the information that is already present in the image file.

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may 2023 Forum What are your plans for the Summer? iPhones do not date pictures from the 1980s, as they were not in existence at that time. However, if you are referring to how iPhones can display the date of a picture taken in the 1980s, it is likely due to the date and time settings on the camera used to take the picture.