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Feb 15, 2016 3:42 AM in response to ThirdNorthcuttby FelipeV,You mean NOT to do it even after the articles documenting the "bug" repeatedly WARN users NOT to do it, and then they proceed to do it anyways?
Thanks for the insight...
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Feb 15, 2016 4:59 AM in response to ThirdNorthcuttby Michael Black,Why would you do this in the first place? Do you really believe that back dating the clock by 46 years is going to gain you a retro look that only dates from 2007? Why do people just blindly trust anything they read on the Internet? I've never understood that, especially if your iPhone is essential to your daily life.
If you were a limo driver and relied on your limo for your livelihood, would you just go ahead and try to install a backyard, do-it-yourself nitro-kit you stumbled upon on YouTube? I mean, it's on the Internet, so it too must be true and safe, right?
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Mar 13, 2016 12:00 AM in response to ThirdNorthcuttby Vagical,I have this problem even though I never changed the time or date
I noticed the date and time on my iPod had changed automaticallyand it cannot be fixed. :/
I don't know what to do???
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Mar 13, 2016 8:26 AM in response to Vagicalby Meg St._Clair,Vagical wrote:
I have this problem even though I never changed the time or date
I noticed the date and time on my iPod had changed automaticallyand it cannot be fixed. :/
I don't know what to do???
No, your phone did not change it's date back to 1970 "automatically". Someone (maybe not you) changed it.
See this User Tip: