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Apple has published a support document for an Apple Watch quirk that appears after clocks change for daylight saving time: the watch can keep showing a time that is one hour off. With clocks going back across most of the United States on Sunday, November 1, the guidance arrives just as many more owners are likely to notice it.

According to the document, the incorrect hour shows up only on the Always On display, the dimmed view the watch shows when the wrist is lowered. Raising the wrist or tapping the screen brings up the correct time. Apple also says alarms are not affected, so the problem is cosmetic rather than something that would make a wake-up call fire at the wrong moment.

Apple has acknowledged that some iPhone 18 Pro Max owners on AT&T have lost cellular service, which blocks calls, texts and mobile data. MacRumors reports that thousands of owners described the problem on Apple's Support Community and elsewhere.

In a statement, Apple said the issue affects "a small number" of iPhone 18 Pro Max users on the AT&T network. It said iOS 27.0.1 and an AT&T carrier settings update are intended to prevent it from happening in the first place.

For phones already affected, a software fix does not work. Apple says they must be replaced. Owners can contact Apple Support or AT&T, or visit an Apple Store or AT&T location. MacRumors says Apple Stores appear likely to replace affected units at no charge.