Time rolls back one hour when location changes
 

I've been hunting here and other places looking for anyone else who has run into this. I've updated to the stock Sprint 6.5 ROM and my clock will occasionally roll back an hour and stay there for several seconds to several minutes. It's difficult to reproduce the issue.

It's not any of the previously mentioned issues as far as I can tell--it's not the 1:02 rollback to show the animation, etc.

The best I can tell is that it is associated with the my location weather feature. I'm in a suburb that is right next to a large city and it switches back and forth from the suburb to the city, and sometimes the state. I'm nowhere near a time zone change but that appears to be what happens.

It doesn't seem to be related to the DST issues I've seen others running in to. Has anyone else seen this or have a fix for it? It's rather annoying. I'd rather not turn off the location feature as I do have a few work-related uses for it.

Re: Time rolls back one hour when location changes
 

Hahaha, I have no answer but mine went from Tampa to Taipai without any help from me. I went forward nearly 12 hours into the next day!!!!!! talk about annoying..

Re: Time rolls back one hour when location changes
 

Too bad you didn't receive any frequent flyer miles for going to Taipai. :drunken:

Re: Time rolls back one hour when location changes
 

I have a Airave in my apartment...Thanks Sprint for the horrible coverage btw....With my phone connected to the Airave my weather location is set to a town that is 40+ miles away....I live right off I-5 in Federal Way, WA and the location that the Airave produces is Artondale, WA....go figure...but once I leave my house it reverts to Federal Way or Auburn depending on which city I'm in. There seems to be quiet a few issues regarding the Airave...Daylight Savings affects it sometimes, atleast with text messaging timestamp, and the dreadful weather location.....

I'm going to call Airave today and demand they fix it...(wish me luck)....some stupid stuff that is probably really easy to fix, but they don't care too.