Re:Did iOS 9 set millions of iPhone clocks to the wrong time?
by cimbal on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @08:51PM
(#10262717)
New iPad (iOS 9.1) was 3.6 seconds ahead. I disabled automatic synchronization, set the clock manually and then turned synchronization back on. Everything looks fine now, with only +/- 0.044 seconds error.
Too bad i don't know if turning it off and on again would have worked too.
Re:Did iOS 9 set millions of iPhone clocks to the wrong time?
by toufka on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @08:32PM
(#10262650)
Laptop (OSX 10.10) is 'exact'
Old iPhone 4 (iOS 7) is 0.2 seconds behind, +/- 0.18 second error - 'good'.
New iPad (iOS 9) is 2.1 seconds ahead, +/- 0.08 second error - 'bad' (through 3x reloads, same amount each reload).
Seems to be an issue...
Re:Did iOS 9 set millions of iPhone clocks to the wrong time?
by jameswilsterman on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @07:34PM
(#10262471)
Thanks. I feel like this issue is strangely underreported.
My iPhone running iOS 9 (updated launch day) is 17 seconds ahead!