It's 12/31/1969 because the OP lives in America, in Europe it would be 1/1/1970
It's about time zones, not formatting. The mail program is using a time system where zero is January 1, 1970 UTC. (called Unix time, used by many computer systems.)
Unix time doesn't take time zone into account. Zero always means midnight 1/1/1970 in the UTC time zone, so if you're in the US eastern time zone (UTC-5 during the winter) zero is December 31, 1969 at 7:00 PM.
Every once in a while i have a message in my inbox with:
(No Sender)
(No Subject)
This message has no content
Dated 12/31/69
It can't be read/deleted. The only way to get rid of it is reboot my iPhone but eventually it comes back. It's from my Gmail Exchange Sync.
Anyone know how to fix this so it doesn't keep happening?
Every once in a while I see this thread in the iPhone forum with:
It can't be locked. The only way is to report it but eventually it comes back. It's from some banned user, with the aid of some hopeless necroing forum nerds.
Anyone know how to fix this so it doesn't keep happening?