Several users — especially U.S. Verizon users — have reported that the date and time on their iPhone is not functioning properly, meaning that the iPhone is displaying the incorrect day or time, and sometimes jumping ahead of time or behind the actual time.
If you are having a similar issue, try the following tips:
Tap Settings > General > Date & Time and turn off the “Set Automatically” setting and set the time. Note: do not turn this setting back on.
If you are still having the time issue, try this:
- Tap Settings > General > Date & Time> tap to turn on 24 hour time.
- Settings > General > Reset > Tap “Reset Network Settings” (Your phone will restart).
- Restart your iPhone.
If you are still having the problem:
Some users have reported that turning LTE off fixes this problem. You may want to try that.
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Vaanya says
same is with my phone please tell any solution i have tried all of the ways
Kelvin Obiora says
My iPhone5 date and time is not corresponding with the actual date, it will either jump ahead or backward. I have tried aromatic and manual but it is still not working
Meghan Graves says
So, I have a rly old phone~iPhone 5c and the time resets to between 3 and 5:30 Am every 10 min, I tried all of rthese solutions ans none of them worked.
Alison says
Couldn’t agree more.Totally fed up too.
Abhishek Kohli says
same here