Remove exif data from the IMAGES (jpg) that are EMBEDDED inside a pdf file

[GeoVan]

Removing metadata from a PDF, as it is well known, the command are:
exiftool -all:all= input.pdf    --> Provided we want to remove the metadata from the input.pdf
And to make the changes irreversible, qpdf tool can help as follow:
qpdf --linearize input.pdf output.pdf

My question is little different - i want to remove exif data from the IMAGES (jpg) that are EMBEDED inside the pdf file.

Is there a way (what command to use) in order to can remove exif metadata from all the embedded images that are inside a PDF document, please?

[StarGeek]

Exiftool can't edit files that are embedded in a PDF.  Exiftool uses the incremental update feature of PDFs which doesn't change the previous data, which is why it must be re-liniarized to finalize the changes.

A previous post on the subject

2. The solution wouldn't be complete because there could already be unused objects containing old metadata in the original PDF, and ExifTool wouldn't be able to zero out these.

[GeoVan]

If you know, is there any other tool that can be used in order to remove exif metadata from all the embedded images that are inside a PDF document, please?

[StarGeek]

Offhand, I don't know of a free way to do so.  Adobe Acrobat Pro (subscription) appears to be able to.