The time has come to say goodbye to the long days where the Sun accompanied us all day and much of the afternoon and even at night to give way to the so-called winter time, which just arrives at the time of year when temperatures drop and begin to darken sooner than usual.
It will be this Sunday November 7 when in the United States the change of schedule, which formally begins at 2 in the morning. That is why it is recommended to change the time on analog clocks just one night before, when you go to sleep.
But this is not necessary for the clocks of electronic devices, always and when you have enabled the automatic time adjustment.
Practically the New mobile devices change the time automatically, regardless of the operating system with which they work. If you have activated the “Automatic time zone” function, on Sunday when you get up, you will have the correct time on your cell phone.
How to know if my phone will automatically change the schedule
If you have a mobile device with Android operating system, all you have to do is enter in “System Settings”. Then, depending on the version of it, you have to look for the configuration option where the date and time settings are found.
Once there, we touch on the option “Date and time “, And that is where we will find an option with the name” Set automatically “and another that says” Automatic Date and Hours “. In any case, what we have to make sure so that the time change is made safely is that this option is activated. If not, we only have to slide the switch to the on position and in this way, we will be sure that at 2 in the morning our phone will change the time so that it is 1.
If your phone operates with iOS, you have to go to the system settings and there to General> Date and time. There, we will find the option “Automatic adjustment”, which is the one that we must verify that it is activated, otherwise, we must do it to make sure that the phone changes the time automatically.
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