My iPhone clock is ahead

Done... at least I think so! 🙂 There was no announcement following the reset.

Clock, however, was unaffected: remains +43 seconds. 😟

I've got the same issue:iPhone time not Set Automatically under iOS9

Manually switching off Set Automatically and then turning it back on again sets the time correctly. But then a few hours later it starts to drift again.

On the Time.is site: click a city in your TimeZone. When I do that the time is exactly the same as on my laptop, although before my click it said that my iPhoen is 8.9 secs ahead.

I am very interested what the Apple Genius has to say about this phenomenon...

It seems from this thread that you are note alone...

I seem unable to locate the "Time.is" button on my iPhone. However, when I depress the clock icon, I get three clocks: Cupertino, New York, and Madison (that's me). The second hands on all 3 clocks agree at +43 seconds.

I tried jack_reacher's "trick" of switching on/off automatic time set: it did nothing for me. I wonder why it worked for him!

Tried it... but didn't work for me! 😟

OK... I now understand "Time.is" When I go to that site on my iMac, it and my iMac clock are in perfect sync! My iPhone remains fast.

I may stop by and speak with a "genius" later today...

I am very curious... keep me informed..

For what it's worth, my friend with an iPhone 5 (running 9.0.1) has to first change time zones and then manually switch off/on 'Set Automatically' for his clock to re-sync!

Like me though, it's only a temporary measure and the clock on his phone will then start to drift again.

But give that a go and report back?? 🙂

I took iPhone 6 to Genius bar and they were unable to fix the issue of drifting time. They figured it was a hardware problem (conflicting with iOS 9) so they replaced the phone!!! Time now is correct! 🙂

New problem, however... after I connect to my Wi-Fi, it no longer shows connection strength on top of screen... will have to work this out! 😟

See my last comment to LexSchellings!

great 🙂

update to iOS9.02 and everything will be OK I guess.

My new iPhone was delivered with iOS 9.0.2 already installed. Are you saying that an iOS 9.0.2 update on your phone corrected your error of +8.9 secs?

I have corrected my Wi-Fi problem: wrong password! 😟

No I am not saying that. I do not know, but there were several bugfixes, that were necessary, since it came so quickly after 9.0.1.

wrong password on WiFi ? 😁😁

great, have a nice day.

Lex

It appears there was a conflict between the iOS 9 updates and the hardware in some iPhones. The 9.0.2 update of yesterday did not appear to correct the problem; my local Apple Store thought the best option (as they had no solution!) was to replace the iPhone (my data was secure on iCloud). As of this morning the clock in the new iPhone is correct and I can only feel that their analysis of there being a software anomaly in some earlier phones was correct!

Last Saturday at a regular social get-together I met another iPhone user (think it was a 5) who had updated to iOS 9 and I was dumbfounded when I saw his clock was absolutely correct, whereas mine was about +20 secs at that time. So, the problem lay in certain phones and not just the updates!

My Wi-Fi problem was an incorrect password - easily corrected!

Thanks for the update.

my iPhone5 is/was not the same as the mac when seen with Time.is, but after a reset of Location&Pribacy ist is (see above).

The iPhone5c the same.

iOS9.0.2 now both. do not know how it was before iOS9.