Mobile devices have been one of the best creations that man has made for the benefit of all. As is logical, over time, industries have been improving their functions in order to meet global needs.
It is clear that everything needs a beginning and that is what Motorola did. Give yourself the dedication to think beyond what seemed possible, beyond what any other company had done. Having a device that allows you to communicate and at the same time offers you endless applications is now more than normal.
And although they are increasingly sophisticated and some are a bit complicated, the truth is that they retain their initial settings. Sending messages and making calls is the same and even the way to see the time and its configuration is like this.
But despite the fact that they present so much evolution and constant updates, nothing is perfect. There may be small flaws, but they are solvable.
A common complaint among Android users is that their device for some reason has the time wrong. But what causes this? What can be done? Is there a solution? This article helps you fix this little problem and continue using your cell phone as if nothing had happened.
Why does this problem occur on your cell phone?
Normally mobile devices bring this default option, that is, both the time and the date turn out to be set automatically.
This configuration makes it much easier, since the time that the telephone operator assigns according to your geographical area is simply used.
This is beneficial because it allows us to be punctual and go where we agree on time. Otherwise, everything would be a disaster, because each of the plans that you have would be delayed simultaneously.
And if we really want to be on time, this will be a bump in the road, since a few minutes of difference can ruin everything.
Android users have noticed that the time they see is not correct on several occasions. In what sense? This can be late or very well ahead of the real one without prior notice. Missing that important appointment or that the applications of your cell phone are deconfigured because of this is not pleasant at all.
Applications such as WhatsApp present their users with the correct time and date as a useful requirement. And it is that for a good connection with the servers it is necessary.
But do not think that something that happens only to you. The truth is that many more experience this, and it may be due to problems with the operators. In fact, in Spain more than one telephone operator has mistakenly assigned a totally different time to the real one to cell phones.
Why is the time unset?
This may be due to a problem with your time zone, in what sense? The simple fact of presenting a fault in your time zone can play havoc with how you see the time on your cell phone.
Perhaps for some reason the time zone settings have been altered or modified causing us to get incorrect information. Or you may receive the correct time code, but due to a wrong time zone setting you don’t see it that way. As small as this flaw may seem, it is true that it is uncomfortable and even relevant in day-to-day performance.
How to solve the misconfiguration of the time?
This time we will show you how to solve this time misconfiguration error on your Android device in a simple way.
What you should do is select the “Settings” section to access it. This is found on your device’s screen or within the menu.
Once so, locate the “Settings” option followed by “Date and Time”. Finally you will find the “Time Zone” option that you will proceed to disable and configure manually.
You will only have to look for the real time and date, place it on your device and in this way you will have solved this small inconvenience. Of course, if this does not work for you as you expect, we recommend you contact your telephone operator for help. There you will be able to find more specific help for your current problem, but of course it takes a long time.
And speaking of configurations, the following article is very interesting, it teaches you how to configure an Android mobile for easy use by older people.