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Google tells Android users to update as parts of Canada adopt permanent daylight saving time

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Google advises Android users to update because permanent daylight saving time in parts of Canada causes incorrect clock displays on their devices.

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As the US gets closer to permanently adopting daylight saving time following the House advancing the Sunshine Protection Act in July, there could be some unforeseen consequences to getting an extra hour of sun in the evening all year long. Following the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Manitoba permanently switching to daylight saving this year, Google has shared some suggested fixes if Android devices are showing the incorrect time when clocks aren't turned back an hour there on November 1st. In an announcement shared to the Android community help forums, Google suggests a simple fix for Canadians experiencing issues as a result … Read the full story at The Verge.

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