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kcroyal

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Jun 9, 2018
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It was set for automatic time settings just like my wife’s. Her’s updated but mine didn’t do my alarm went off an hour early. I wonder is the memory management issues are to blame.
 
I had the same issue, time was not changed this morning. I went into Settings > General > Date & Time and the time zone had a spinning (waiting) icon. I restarted the iPhone and it found it again and adjusted the time correctly.
 
I had the same issue, time was not changed this morning. I went into Settings > General > Date & Time and the time zone had a spinning (waiting) icon. I restarted the iPhone and it found it again and adjusted the time correctly.

We have an 11 Pro Max and a XS Max. Both had exactly the same issue this morning. Timezone had a spinning icon. After turning "set automatically" off and back on, the time adjusted and the time zone indicated the correct time zone.
 
11 Pro and had the same issue. Time didn't fall back this morning. Toggling the set automatically in date and time settings off and back on adjusted the time correctly.
 
Location system service for time zone has to be enabled. Disabling it will have this type of effect.

It was enabled though. Thats the frustrating thing. My brother reported his 11 Pro Max did the same thing, however his wife’s 8+ did not.
 
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Some of my weekly reminders actually set themselves to go off one hour early....it was only some of them which I found odd.
 
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