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Daylight savings glitch - ios7

Several Australian states went onto daylight savings today.

iCloud, Mac and ios5 iPad all reacted okay, but iPhone 4 running ios7 has not updated calendar properly!

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iPhone 4, iOS 7.0.2

Posted on Oct 5, 2013 5:56 PM

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Oct 28, 2013 9:59 AM in response to andybarton1

I agree with Andy. Today (clocks change plus one) the Calendar current time bar is correctly positioned on the Day view. The change from BST to GMT (and GMT to BST) in UK occurs at 0200 in the morning. It would appear that the Calendar does not update its positioning of the time bar until midnight after the clock change.

Nov 4, 2013 9:29 AM in response to awgawg

awgawg wrote:


For those of you in the USA whose clocks changed today (3 Nov), you will probably find that the fault will clear itself tomorrow. It appears that Calendar in iOS7 on both iPhone and iPad fails to position the current time bar correctly immediately following the clock change but sorts itself out at midnight.

Yep fixed here today. Looks like you were correct!

Nov 4, 2013 9:47 AM in response to awgawg

"Here" was not meant to be interpreted as a specific location. Sorry for the confusion. I was trying to imply likeness of the issue occurring on my devices, meaning "here on my device as well".

What you mentioned did in fact occur with the current time line correcting itself at midnight. Both my iPad and iPhone are back to normal.

Daylight savings glitch - ios7

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