My mobile which I use as alarm did not automatically adjust itself
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Does this mean SKA is running an hour behind? -
More like me 50 minutes ahead of schedule - I thought I'd be late by 10 minsOriginally posted by BrilloPad View Post
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AtW prime got up, you're an impostor from a different time line.
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Doesn't the universe implode if you do that?Originally posted by VectraMan View PostI'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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Same here, although to be fair, I normally use my mobile for making calls.Originally posted by AtW View PostMy mobile which I use as alarm did not automatically adjust itself
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Are you on O2? My phone has an "operator sync" (or something) option but it didn't do anything on Sat/Sun night so I changed the time manually yesterday. Then, last night (Sun/Mon) it adjusted itself backwards 1hr and is showing the wrong time again.Originally posted by AtW View PostMy mobile which I use as alarm did not automatically adjust itself
I seem to remember this happening when the clocks went forward in the Spring as well. Fortunately, there are about 4 million other timekeeping devices within easy reach at all times. But O2, eh. Tut.Comment
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I am with Orange - one would have thought that having a fairly modern phone connected to wireless network would take care of time changes...Comment
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