Do not disturb doesn't switch off out of the scheduled period in first morning of 2013. (With GMT+8)
Anyone is having the same issue?
iPhone 5, iOS 6.0.2
yes i have the same problem your not alone
Yes, I definitely agree with you. Also, from the perspective of software engineering, it should be tested if if is handling something more than we expect (e.g. Cross year is taken into consideration !!)
Same problem with 4S 6.0.1 Hungary...
Sure would be nice for Apple to provide an official response/explanation and expected cure time. Even if the problem does go to sleep after the first full week through Sunday of the new year, it will still happen next year and should be fixed promptly.
It will work from 07 january 0:01.
I tried 😁
Apple has released this support article. http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4510?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
That's rather embarrassing 😊
Thanks!!!!
Nice, better than nothing......
Thanks a lot.
(Sorry that you should solve my question first but I can flag one post only.)
Well, saying its a problem is a good step in the right direction, but the cure is really the point. They did half of what I was suggesting.
But, thank you for posting the formal response. I appreciate you providing that.
Since the seventies humans invented very reliable digital watches with perfect calendars! How could apple mess up the simplest calendar software like this? How is it possible? Whats the logic after 6th of January OK and before NO?????????????
My alarm clock won't alarm after 01 Jan. Goes straight to snooze even though snooze is disabled. Is this related to the DND problem?
Mine isn't working either, when I click schedule on, it switches on even though the the schedule time doesn't correlate at all to the real time. Hopefully will be resolved after the 7th, big mistake by Apple on something so simple, how can time and dates be so hard to program, when we had digital watches with a calender in the 70s?!
Failed to turn off for the 3rd day, have to do it manually which *****.
Yes. We're well aware of this... Apple has publicly stated the problem will resolve itself on 1/7.
Do not disturb doesn't switch off in 2013
