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For phones there is a setting to use "network provided values" which comes from the cell towers. I don't know if it is on by default, but my phone has been tha
by rogerbinns 15y ago
For phones there is a setting to use "network provided values" which comes from the cell towers. I don't know if it is on by default, but my phone has been that way as long as I can remember.
On Android devices with only wifi there is no automatic setting. I discovered my Galaxy Tab was drifting as I once had all my devices set to sound an alarm at once (I really had to wake up at that time). Unfortunately Android doesn't make it easy to keep your time in sync. There is a good app called ClockSync that implements NTP but that only works on rooted devices. Its stats say my clock was drifting by 3.5 seconds per day! If you don't have root then you have to change the time manually with the app guiding you. Quite why Google can't implement NTP I don't know.