I had to reset my iPhone because it said it was an hour earlier. I think theres a problem because some of my buddies had the same problem. We reset it and it changed to normal. Anyone else experiencing this?
I had to reset my iPhone because it said it was an hour earlier. I think theres a problem because some of my buddies had the same problem. We reset it and it changed to normal. Anyone else experiencing this?
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Yeah. I noticed this too. Hopefully it will work in the correct direction at 2 am. I might set another alarm Monday morning just in case. I have the CDMA 4.2.6 software so I wonder if this is a CDMA issue or if 4.3 has this problem too.
CDMA iPhone: my phone went back in time instead of forward. It must have happened at 1AM because I was in the shower for a bit, and when I came back, it was earlier then when I left?
EDIT: And now it is the proper time.
Come to think of it, could this be a Verizon issue? Some difference in the way GSM and CDMA phones sync time? Maybe there was some misconfiguration in some areas of their network, but not others?
It would explain why this is only affecting some Verizon iPhones, but not all.
It seems you guys were all posting this before 2 am yesterday (Judging from people saying their phone is saying 12 am/ 1 am).
And I'm amazed no one brought this up. You guys do realize daylight savings time doesn't start (or end) until 2 am in the morning?
Doesn't the phone pull its time from the network? So the issue may have been the individual cell tower, not providing the correct time?
Explains the spottiness of the problem.
I watched mine go from 1:59 to 3:00, AT&T.
I watched mine go from 1:59 to 3:00, AT&T.
same here on Rogers.
it's a NETWORK issue, nothing to do with the iPhone. the network sets the time, unless you have "set time automatically" on OFF.
Same here on Verizon. If it's a network issue, then it's a localized issue.