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I'm Italian and I have the same problem. You just have to set the system to English (UK) and all your problems will be fixed :)
by reddalo 3y ago
I'm Italian and I have the same problem. You just have to set the system to English (UK) and all your problems will be fixed :)
- bjackman 3y agoPerhaps not all of your problems! I have my phone in en-gb and live in Switzerland. When I travel to the US it starts showing me temperatures in farenheit When I travel to the US/UK I _do_ actually want to start seeing distances in miles (I'm "bilingual" with m/km, it's useful to think in distances that locals understand and that match signage). So "just use my home locale's units all the time" wouldn't work (especially for speeds!). So yeah I guess localization is indeed hard! Honestly I've now just started trying to learn Farenheit! 90 is hot, 70 is nice, 50 is cold, 30 is ice.
- MayeulC 3y agoI was also pleasantly surprised to see that the "C" locale seems to default to metric units and a 24-hours date format.
- alpaca128 3y agoExcept now the web browser will offer to translate every Italian website you visit.
- reddalo 3y agoYou can easily prevent that by choosing "Never translate Italian"