In the past I reported to Verizon a wrong date and time on an Android device (I believe it was 2.5 hours in the future, like other reports in this discussion group). I also discussed finding the same anomaly with my email provider (emails from N**** S*** Solutions were showing received dates in the future). Hence I suggested to both corporations there was potentially some "viral" event occurring across a number of technology devices (not just cell phones, but computer systems as well). Note, my pc was in no way connected/synchronized with my phone or other technology devices. Furthermore, the email provider provides such services to me on their own dedicated server (time stamping from their computer system).
I just noticed in the last day that my Blackberry device is 198 days in the past (6 months, 15 days). I first discovered this problem when I called my voice mail to retrieve messages. Verizon's server had voice messages out of sequential order, which should be a security protocol issue with Verizon's server; not my device.
Next, I noticed my text messages were disappearing (i.e. I would see a pop up window that I received a text message) and when I went to review text messages; they disappeared.
From the evidence I've found, it doesn't appear plausible that this is a device or application problem from my cell phone; but a hostile code effecting Verizon's server.
Any assistance, would be appreciated.
