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I think because the common usage of birthdates doesn't take the timezone into account. e.g. if you were born on January 1st 9pm PST, that's January 2nd 12am EST
by exogen 12y ago
I think because the common usage of birthdates doesn't take the timezone into account. e.g. if you were born on January 1st 9pm PST, that's January 2nd 12am EST – but your birthday is still considered January 1st no matter where you are in the world. So trying to correct such dates for timezones will show users their incorrect birthdate.