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Sep 29, 2015 6:48 AM in response to lkoziarzby brenden dv,Hi lkoziarz,
I'm sorry to hear you are having these issues with your iPhone after the recent upgrade to iOS 9. It sounds like you have been on the right track in your troubleshooting. If you continue to see irregularities in the time reporting on your iPhone, you may find the troubleshooting steps outlined in the following article helpful. You may also want to test it in the various configurations and see if the issue persists; for example, does it still lose time/run slowly even with the time set manually (unclear if this is what you were saying you did)?
iOS: Troubleshooting issues with date and time - Apple Support
Regards
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Sep 29, 2015 7:28 AM in response to brenden dvby lkoziarz,Unfortunately iOS provides no way to manually set the time down to the second, so it's a bit more difficult to try your troubleshooting step.
The step that others have recommended for time problems was to change "Date & Time / Set Automatically" off and then back on, forcing an NTP update. This has no effect with iOS 9.
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Sep 29, 2015 10:04 AM in response to lkoziarzby Morac,I'm seeing this on my iPhone 5s and brand new iPhone 6s Plus, both running iOS 9.0.1.
I've seen a number of reports about this and an informal poll of people shows that a number are affected. Doing a restore (followed by restore from backup) will correct the time for awhile, but it will start to drift again.
Basically it looks like it's a bug in IOS 9. The iPhone doesn't use NTP which is probably why it is wrong, while my iPad Air 2 always has the correct time.
As for manually setting the time to the second. You can do that, you just have to change the time exactly when it's at 0.
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Sep 29, 2015 10:12 AM in response to Moracby lkoziarz,Morac: Thanks for the tip about setting the time to 00 seconds.
So I turned off automatic setting, set the time, I'm within 0.25 seconds when checking against http://time.is. Looking great so far.
Turn automatic setting back on, the phone re-synchronizes, and I'm back to 28 seconds ahead. Not good. -
Sep 30, 2015 3:43 PM in response to lkoziarzby Neal Gowen,I was having the same problem on my 5S since I upgraded to iOS9 and 9.0.1 with the clock being 14 seconds fast.
My iPad was ok though with iOS9.
Today with the upgrade to iOS 9.0.2 the clock is back in sync on my iPhone.
I think Apple knew there was a problem but didn't let on.
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