So, you know that one longstanding iPhone bug whereby it would take every photo in landscape mode, even those where you held the iPhone vertically in portrait mode, and compensate by just adding a JPEG EXIF tag to tell the image viewer (whatever it may be) to simply rotate the image 90 degrees, but that really kind of sucked since nothing in the whole wide world support EXIF rotation directives (notably the Finder, and especially Web browsers) but iPhoto, Preview, and the iPhone itself? And that when you then synced the photo you took with the iPhone back to the iPhone immediately after snapping it and syncing, the syncing process would strip that EXIF data anyway in the process so all your portrait mode photos you took with the iPhone, in the Photos app, would display with the wrong orientation?

Yeah, you know that bug? They fixed it. Photos are now actually rotated when snapped instead of using EXIF orientation metadata.

The bug is not actually fixed. I was using TiltShift Generator app to take pictures, which correctly rotates the image.