@a111001 @Iyyappanrhaj - This happened again to a user ... I'm going to try setting the DateFormatter locale to "en_US_POSIX" to see if this resolves it as I've read this fixes other date format issues... I'll keep you posted.
dateFormatterSet.locale = Locale(identifier: "en_US_POSIX")
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Nothing had to be fixed in the code as it seemed to be a device/OS bug. He was using iOS 17 beta with 24 hr time format in his settings when this issue kept happening... Once he upgraded to full version iOS 17.0.2 and did a factory reset everything seemed to start working properly with the timestamps.. @Iyyappanrhaj
** UPDATE ** I've noticed this is only happening to a couple users using iOS 17 and I'm trying to figure out if they changed a system setting that is altering the date format code? I've tried to re-produce this issue on my end with physical devices and simulators with no luck. Would anyone have any ideas which setting they can change that might do this?
Same issue. No update to resolve this yet?