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Anyone from Arizona seeing the network time is wrong this morning?

dilbertaz

We have 2 Samsung S5 and a Note 4 and as of when the time jumped forward this morning all of them are displaying the wrong time.

Doesn't matter if you turn off Automatic time zone the time stays 1 hour ahead. If I set the time back 1 hours manually and turn on Automatic date and time it rolls forward an hour.

Looks like Verizon network knows there is know change because of time zone but not that the time shouldn't have changed?

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Momma23dogs

LOL. SNAFU.

Everyone in the entire state will be early for church today...

dilbertaz

At least it is ahead and not behind, one year the pastor of my church didn't show up in time and they found out he forgot to set his clocks. Every year since one congregation member has made sure to call and remind him the night before.

Momma23dogs

Those of us on the east coast, who sprung forward, will be an hour late all day.

Verizon_Support

We didn't mean to confuse you dilbertaz! I know how disorienting this can be, it happens to me every time it changes. When set to Automatic, the time adjusts based on our network. We recognize day light savings. Since Arizona does not follow day light savings time, it's affected automatically. All users have to do is disable Automatic settings for date and time, then adjust it.

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zvsmedia

You guys (VZW) really need to update your software, especially since the network knows exactly where the phone is. This is kind of sad in 2015.

Seattlerockgal

I'm having the opposite problem in Seattle, WA. My LG G3 did not update to Daylight Saving Time. I had to disable the automatic time setting and set it manually. Each time I try to set it back to automatic, it goes back to Standard Time. Verizon, please fix these. A large number of us LG G3 owners had a time issue last September - October until a software update came through that fixed it. But it took several weeks. Please do something about this, it is very inconvenient, and this recurring issue makes me want to switch carriers.

dilbertaz

Which I did then some time late this afternoon your network time corrected itself and my phone was wrong again because I had left the adjust for daylight savings checked. Now the network time is correct again.

rstarkst

Seriously? You don't automatically select the Arizona time zone when I am in Phoenix Arizona? I need to turn off automatic time zone or automatic DST? You have got to be kidding - what happens when I travel - I need to change it?

Dave_Frear

I have a Droid Turbo 64 running Android 4.4.4 and system version 21.44.12. I am in Irvine CA and my phone thinks I'm in Serrano Place, CA and it is an hour behind. Also, Serrano Place doesn't exist according to Google maps???

PHX_CJ

Same thing is happening to me. I can't use the network to keep time. WTF, can we fix this Verizon.......

dilbertaz

In Tucson the network time was corrected late Sunday afternoon as indicated by my phone jumping back an hour (because I had left the Auto daylight savings turned on). Now it is correct with auto network time on and daylight savings auto off.

Momma23dogs

This is what your state gets for being "different".

vzbigg

Yes. Every time change for the last 3 years. When I turned off Auto for Date and Time it showed Denver Mountain Time. I've never set that. Changing it to Phoenix Mountain Time fixed it, but going back to Auto made it Denver Mountain time again incorrectly using Daylight Savings Time.

However, rebooting my phone fixed the Auto. It now shows Mountain Standard Time when I turn Auto off, and stays at that correct time (no DST) when I turn Auto on again.

I guess next time I'll have to set my alarm for 2:00 a.m. and reboot my phone so my morning alarm will ring at the correct time.

The unfortunate thing is if they just did NOTHING it would have been fine! They're actively changing my phone's time even when there is no Daylight Savings Time in Arizona.

And since it works after a reboot, Verizon says it can't be the tower's fault. Phoenix is pretty much in the center of the state, so I can't be connecting to an out of state tower, especially with my phone on the dresser in my bedroom!

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