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CNgrl1619 Author

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Timestamp off 1 hour when downloading directly from iPhone to mac

I've had this issue of when I download my photos directly from my iPhone to my Mac that the timestamp on the Mac is ahead one hour for every photo, video, etc. I've checked, double checked, tried all the trouble shooting I could find online and nothing is fixing it. It's exactly one hour ahead (For example, I took a photo at 5:01pm PST and when I directly downloaded from my iPhone to my Mac - the timestamp is 6:01pm PST). Please help!

Posted on May 15, 2023 5:15 PM

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D.I. Johnson

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Posted on May 17, 2023 2:41 PM

You can control whether the Mac adjust to DST by selecting a nearby city in your appropriate time zone. For us here in AZ where DST is not observed, Phoenix would be a good choice and the iPhone would not adjust.

Please see: Change Date & Time settings on Mac - Apple Support

And: Change the date and time on iPhone - Apple Support

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