Updated for iOS #310
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Not working in iPhone due to presence of charset utf-8
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This was referenced Sep 26, 2019
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For some server types, specifically Apache Tomcat, the addition of 'charset=utf-8' to the content-type headers is not required on iOS in case of multipart/form-data and causes the server to ignore files in case that's what the multipart content contains.
On Android, the content-type header doesn't carry this additional parameter.
Removing it from iOS now. In case this is required for a specific type of multipart content then we should discuss it and write additional conditions for the same.