Wrong time?

[sjleworthy]

In 'general settings' I like to set my time to manual. Which kinda works. But after 3 or 4 days the time always goes around 5 mins fast. Always. This happens whether I set it to manual or automatic.

Anyone else experience this? Most annoying.

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[richsadams]

FWIW I've seen discussions about this exact concern on Apple's forums. I've never experienced it so I haven't kept up with the cause or resolution but if you perform a search (possibly here...but for sure on the Apple forum) I'm sure you'll find an answer, or at least some company.

[TMWeddle]

My iPad is always one minute ahead.

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[Jeeper]

My iPad ends up running a few minutes fast after a week or two. Even after setting it manually. I don't know much about clock technology, but it seems I've spent a large part of my life resetting clocks. So....meh... It is what it is

[Kaykaykay]

My four iDevices are all set on auto time, but they're one minute apart. Goofy.

[JustinOhio]

Mine runs fast after a few weeks too...

[ipfuser55]

Mine is unfailingly spot on. Router I guess.....But I could live with a couple of minutes here and there, everywhere I look all kit in here tells the time

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[HedgeHogLuvva]

I don't think i have 1 device that says the same time lol

[ipfuser55]

I don't think i have 1 device that says the same time lol

Now that would drive me nuts! All my digital radios are correct, the Televisions are also, my Blu Ray player is also right. But they are all connected to my network!

You need at least one that's right

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[sjleworthy]

Perhaps it's just the natural time shift effect we all suffer down in South Cardiff here from time to time. Either that or I'm being abducted by aliens without my knowledge or prior consent.