I would like to add a widget with **one** clock in a different timeeone. The Clock app allows to either add one clock in your current timezone, or two clocks in different timeeones. Is there a way to add a native widget with **a single clock** in another timeline? If not, do you know about such an app (the ones I found are optimized for 2+ clocks, keeping ones click takes extra empty screen real estate)

I'm currently traveling with my phone, and my lock screen shows a dual clock with Roaming and Home times. Which is very useful! Except the Home time is actually from the timezone I originally registered the clock in, NOT the one where I currently live - I've moved timezones since I bought it. Is there any way to set the Home timezone to where I actually live while keeping the dual clock? I'm on a Samsung Galaxy S7 with Android 6.0.1

I have a Samsung Note 20 running Android 13 and Nova Launcher. The lock screen shows the time. If I am roaming, it shows two clocks. Since I shifted countries, the home clock has not moved, it still shows the time for my original home. Using a new Google account based in the new country has not fixed this. Is there a setting "Home Timezone" somewhere, that I can change?

I'm using Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge on Android 6.0.1 (Build Number MMB29K.G935FXXU1APGO). So I have a relative who's spending some time on the other side of the planet (Japan). To facilitate communication, I had set up a dual clock a while back to show both, local and Japanese time on the lock screen. Now - probably due to some update or other - it doesn't show up anymore, just local time. I checked the settings and it's changed. "Dual clock" is still turned on but I cannot select what times to display, anymore. Instead, the option now reads "show both local and home time zones when roaming" (unless that's a different clock, in which case I'd like to know where the other went). I tried setting my home time zone to Japan, but that didn't trigger dual clock -- my guess is because I'm not roaming. Disabling automatic date and time doesn't change anything either. How do I turn dual clock back on?

How can I display two clocks in two different time zones in the notification bar? By default, only one time is displayed at the top left of the screen.

I want to try thinking in UTC instead of my local time. There is no UTC region and no UTC time zone under the United States region. How can I set my device so it always displays the time in UTC instead of my local time zone?

I just got this update notification >Update time zones New time zone definitions are available. Time zones will be updated the next time your phone restarts. Did any real time zones actually change or was this a bug fix? What changed? [![Time Zone Update Notification]

TL;DR: is it possible to manually force an update of the time-zone database on a reasonably modern Android phone? I have a Samsung Galaxy S9+, running Android 10, and one of the things that lives on my home screen is a dual clock showing the time in Mexico City. (The widget comes from [Digital Clock Widget](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maize.digitalClock) , the developers of which have informed me that they pull the time-zone information for a specific location from the local Android device's database.) Since last April, the time on the Mexico City clock displays incorrectly. As of this year, [Mexico no longer uses DST](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time_in_Mexico) , but my device's database seems not to have received an update with the news. Is it possible to force an update of this database to pull the updated DST rules? Is it possible to do so without requiring root access? (I'm aware of Time Zone Updater and other apps that do require root, but that would break other apps.) If it's possible, how can I do it? ([This related question](https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/104962/how-to-update-timezone-data) asks how to do the same, but on Android 4.2, and I understand that the timezone handling is radically changed from those days.)

How can I set the timezone to UTC-12? I searched the regions and timezones supplied, but didn't find any TZ with UTC-12. Is there any possibility to set it by fiddling with configuration files? Baker Island and Howard Island are in this TZ but they don't show up in the list. Update: Android Version 10 Build SHIFT6MQ.SOS.3.8.G.20220824

I use Firefox for Android ([Mull](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/us.spotco.fennec_dos)) . I have "resist fingerprinting" (privacy.resistFingerprinting in [about:config](about:config)) enabled. That results in Firefox being forced to report its time in UTC to websites. Some timetable query sites show me the results in the client's time, so in UTC, which is really confusing. On Firefox for Android, I also don't find an extension to change my browser's timezone, like "[Change Timezone (Time Shift) – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/change-timezone-time-shift/) " that is available for "Desktop"-Firefox. How can I set in Firefox for Android my browser's timezone to my operating system's or a self-chosen value while still having privacy.resistFingerprinting enabled?

I have a Samsung Galaxy S6. This year, I'm doing an experiment wherein I do not participate in Daylight Saving Time (DST). However, my phone automatically adjusts itself for DST. How do I disable this? Is there any way to stop my phone's clock from adding or removing an hour twice a year?

When running commands like date or ls -l I always get a multiple repetition of the following lines to the standard error: __bionic_open_tzdata_path: ANDROID_DATA not set! __bionic_open_tzdata_path: ANDROID_ROOT not set! I used to consider it acceptable, until I created a script running date in a loop, causing an awful endless stream of the same repeated lines. I couldn't find any documentation about it, yet the problem seems to be common. Any idea how to fix this? Thanks in advance

Is it possible to set the timezone of an android device (either a physical device or and emulator) to a timezone that doesn't actually exist (for instance, GMT+00:03 or GMT-500:00)? I tried reading the docs , and it seems like the data type supports that in theory, but I have no idea how you'd actually do that in practice, or if there's some reason it's impossible that I'm missing.

I am working with Android **AOSP**. When I connect my Android device with **cellular network**, then the timezone is updating (if I enable the "auto-update time zone" option). But if I connect my device with **WiFi** or **ethernet network**, then the timezone is not updating (even if the "auto-update time zone" option is enabled). I studied some forums, they are saying that the timezone will not update with WiFi and ethernet network. Is it right? Please give some summary regarding this issue.

How can one change the timezone of Gmail (Android application)?

Or at least I think that's the problem. For weeks now the time on my Pixel has been popping all over the place, without me intervening, always off by exactly one or more hours in either direction. For long stretches the time will be correct, but then it'll start jumping around. Moments ago my phone said 11:07am. Now it's the correct time, 3:07pm. I few minutes prior to that it was 5pm-something. Interestingly, I was trying to use the Google Authenticator app, which doesn't seem to work when the time is incorrect. Without me doing anything, it finally figured out the correct time and the Authenticator app worked. Additionally, yesterday the time was incorrect when I launched Waze and set a route. After my drive started the time randomly fixed itself, but Waze got confused and my 'time to destination' didn't budge, although the route map continued to update. Crazy, and Waze should use their server clock over the device clock anyway. Under Date & time I, naturally, have Automatic time zone enabled, as well as Automatic date & time. I suppose I could disable Automatic time zone, but that's a somewhat-annoying work-around, not a fix. Has anyone see this before? Any suggestions as to what might be the problem? Note: I'm running Android v9. I cannot remember exactly when I upgraded and have no idea if that coincides with the timing of this problem. **Update**: I disabled "Automatic time zone," leaving "Automatic date & time" enabled, and the issued reoccurred, so it's not that. I suppose I could disable them both, but that seems like it would be a hassle.

Where can I change the timezone in Microsoft Outlook for Android?

We have 2 android devices running same application that users see their GUI. Time synchronization is curicial for us. To make them have same time we have the settings as below. Use these commands in boot and after every 5 minutes but it seems after 8 9 hours of uptime two android devices have different times with respect to their seconds. ex: busybox watch -n 1 date DEVICE 1: (Android 6 Marshmallow) 2020-03-10 09:16:33 DEVICE 2: (Android 6 Marshmallow) 2020-03-10 09:16:38 settings put global ntp_server pool.ntp.org settings put global auto_time 0 settings put global auto_time 1 After that we also tried below commands but not worked settings put global ntp_polling_interval 10 settings put global ntp_pollinginterval 10 settings put global ntppollinginterval 10 Any suggestions?

How do I set the calendar display to the correct timezone on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone? For instance, editing of a calendar entry shows 14:00 [Montreal time], but the event display time in the calendar's weekly view for the same entry is 17:00.

I live in the south of Brazil. At this time of year is in daylight saving time, where the time zone goes from -03 GMT to -02 GMT. The hour of my MOTO C PLUS (Android 7.0) has changed automatically to the right time without any problem, but the GPS time continues in -03 GMT Time zone. I use an application that uses GPS time and errors are generated because of this difference. This problem is not in the application, as other users use the same version of the app without any problems and I also checked with app support. I used GPS Status app to check that difference. I already tried do reset cached A-GPS data, but without any success. Is there any way to change the timezone of the GPS clock? " class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy"> Uninstalling and re-installing applications does not help. This affects all applications tested below: * [Strava](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.strava&hl=EN) * [GPS Time](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourcewalker.gpstime) * [GPS Status](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2) - screenshot above