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Helixc0de

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Apr 23, 2011
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My iPhone time has not been updated yet for the day light savings time. What should I do?
 
My time didn't update either. Went in to Settings>General>Date & Time> and turned off Set Automatically, then reboot iPhone. Once rebooted, switched on Set Automatically.
 
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Mine changed, but apparently (on AT&T) changed a few minutes too early!! Wtf? I had my alarm set for 1:55am and when it went off I found that I had woken up an hour later than I thought it was and the old school clocks in my house all said 2:55. Not helpful.
 
I had mine set to Set Automatically and when I woke up this morning it was back 2 hours and said I was in Chicago (I am in New York) and I could not change it. So I had to turn it off and manually set it.

(I was really screwed up this morning.. my alarm clock was 1 hour behind, my phone 2 hours, my computer was correct but I didn't know what was going on for the first few minutes!)

Edit: OK so I turned off Set Automatically, restarted the phone and turned it back on and it switched form Chicago to New York and now all is fine.
 
Mine switched at 2:00am last night, but then this morning reverted to Daylight Time. Fortunately my calendar entries remained on the right absolute time. I was able to fix it by powering down and restarting. It's a bit disappointing that Apple hasn't fixed this, since it has been a nagging issue.
 
I saw my phone change from 1:59am back to 1:00 am, but when I woke up, the time was an hour ahead again, so I don't get it. I just rebooted twice and now the time is correct.
 
Mine changed in Ireland on vodafone. I had auto time zone disabled if that makes a difference.
 
My iPhone also screwed up the time change and claims I am n Chicago when I set it toautomatically adjust the time. I never knew that something so simple could be so hard for Apple to do...
 
My iPhone also screwed up the time change and claims I am n Chicago when I set it toautomatically adjust the time. I never knew that something so simple could be so hard for Apple to do...

It seems to be the same sh.. every year now.
They fixed the prox sensor and antennagate issues and cant get something as simple as that right where a $3 watch or clock from the dollar store manages to work fine.
After tons of software updates I guess nobody cares at Apple to fix the daylight savings bugs.
 
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