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Siri says Mother’s Day is on March 27th 2022. I am in the US and it should be May 9th, 2021. A quick google search shows this has been happening since 2017 apparently. Anyone else get this?
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 14
Hi Cyclejim,
Thanks for following up. It sounds like Siri when set to the 'English UK' language, it results in a different Mother's Day date when compared to the 'English US' language. Which is correct. Mother's Day in the UK would be next year, since it has already past (March 14th, 2021) in that region. We'd recommend changing your Siri language to the 'English US' option, if that's where you're located for the best Siri results.
Hoping that helps out, cheers.
Hi Cyclejim,
Thanks for following up. It sounds like Siri when set to the 'English UK' language, it results in a different Mother's Day date when compared to the 'English US' language. Which is correct. Mother's Day in the UK would be next year, since it has already past (March 14th, 2021) in that region. We'd recommend changing your Siri language to the 'English US' option, if that's where you're located for the best Siri results.
Hoping that helps out, cheers.
Hello Cyclejim,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities. Based on your post, Siri is providing you with the incorrect date for Mother's Day. We'll do our best to assist with this.
To determine if this happened on our devices, we tested this out by asking Siri, "When is Mother's Day?" Siri responded with, "Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 9th, 2021." Which is currently correct. Are you asking something different or for the date in 2022?
There doesn't appear to be any current outages for Siri: System Status
Check the Time & Date on your iPhone in Settings > General > Time & Date to be sure it's set properly for your location. You'll want to do the same thing for Settings > General > Language & Region to confirm your location is correct (for the US).
Also, check that the language is set to 'English (United States)' in Settings > Siri & Search > Language.
If you're asking for a specific year or in another manner, please reply letting us know more for further help.
Wishing you the best, take care!
Hi and thanks for the reply. I simply asked hey Siri , when is Mother’s Day, and I get the same response , March 27th, 2022. I verified my date and time and region are all set correctly under general settings.
However I realized that in Siri settings, setting the language to English (United Kingdom) seems to cause the issue. Setting the Siri language setting back to English United States fixes the issue. Regardless if your general region and language settings are correct, setting it differently in Siri settings causes the issue to happen.
Siri gives wrong date for Mother’s Day
