On IOS devices, images are stored in the Camera Roll, which is also where photos from the devices' cameras are stored. When uploading an image from Camera Roll in Safari, every image is "image.jpg", and there's no edit available on the filename. The filenames are there --you can send images from Camera Roll to a Mac via the cloud, and they'll arrive on the Mac with their original filenames-- but you can't handle the names in IOS.
Pal replies: Biz-airre. Pardon my ignorance of all things iOS, but does that mean it wouldn't make difference if a user used some browser other than Safari, because the file would still be sourced from the "camera roll" and thus be stripped of it's original filename too? Also, does that mean that all saved image files MUST reside in the camera roll? There's no drive partition or file folder equivalent where they might be put?
I presume this bug/feature is NOT found on Android-based tablets? Users uploading pix from there (I know some have USB ports and accept flash drives, thus there must be SOME kind of more flexible filesystem for storage) are able to do so with the original filenames?