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Default It just works (not): iPhone alarms have been going off at the wrong time fo

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority


  • Users on online forums have been complaining about iPhone alarms going off at the wrong time for years.
  • Recent reports suggest that the latest iOS 18.2.1 update still hasn’t addressed this significant problem.
  • The bug’s consequences can be drastic, as some users have reportedly missed important events, like exams.

Despite Apple providing iPhone users with relatively frequent software updates, a particular bug has managed to persist over the years. Numerous online reports reveal iPhone alarms have been going off at the wrong time, even when running the latest iOS 18 update.






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