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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / April 2004Optus Surepage and Daylight saving...
I sometimes receive Optus Surepages's that have a timestamp an hour later I assume that's because of daylight saving and someone not resetting clocks on some of the systems. Does other people receive these as well? I'm planning to call up about it, but want to know that others see this as well and it's not a timezone quirk with my phone or something. > I sometimes receive Optus Surepages's that have a timestamp an hour later > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > it, but want to know that others see this as well and it's not a > timezone quirk with my phone or something. What state are you in? > What state are you in? QLD. >> What state are you in? > > QLD. Actually noticed the same thing a few minutes ago when someone sent me 2 messages... First one was stamped with the correct time, the next one stamped one hour later. Both were sent from the same Optus phone and received within a minute of each other. I'm correct in assuming that the time displayed on the SMS by your phone is set at the SMSC not by the end user? > Actually noticed the same thing a few minutes ago when someone > sent me 2 messages... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I'm correct in assuming that the time displayed on the SMS by > your phone is set at the SMSC not by the end user? That's correct. The 2 messages must have been lodged with different SMSCs. The actual SMSC ID of submission is stamped in the message headers, and is often different from the generic SMSC number configured into the sending phone. John > >> What state are you in? > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I'm correct in assuming that the time displayed on the SMS by your phone > is set at the SMSC not by the end user? Correct |
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