January 1, 1970

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• Photos shows a date incorrect (January 1, 1970), even if the date in the Finder is correct

  Recently, when I import pictures I took on my phone Android in Photos, they all indicate the date created January 1, 1970 (which, in my opinion, happens when there is no data to date) even if the described Finder properly the date of creation.

  It also happened when I tried to import into iPhoto. The only exceptions are the videos and photos, that I have edited in my Android phone before copying them on my computer. I'm not sure if the problem lies with Photos or my phone, but apparently from the Finder Gets the correct date information should - not be possible for Photos as well?

  Date Finder, do you mean the creation of file? Pictures which have a date in the form of data in the file? It's different to the creation date of the file that you usually see in the finder. Same place as the manufacturer of location data and camera will be stored.

  Would the image Photo app is not looking at the creation Date of the file, but the Date field for Photo taking

• date of the iPad has changed to January 1, 1970?

  So, I own an iPad Air and have not had any problems with it for a while. I haven't used the iPad for some time, the version on which there are currently is 8.1.3 which I believe was in January 2015. I decided to start to the top of the iPad, today and for some reason, I can't access anything whatsoever. After checking the date on the device, it is said that it is currently January 1, 1970. I tried to connect to my Wifi for it to automatically choose the correct date, but it won't work. I also can't edit manually the date, I kept scrolling everyday and only to bring back in 1970.

  Could someone please help me get my iPad works again? Why what happened in the first place?

  Thank you.

  You must connect the iPad to a computer in order to restore it > using iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore the iPhone, iPad or iPod to factory - Apple Support

  Who will also update iOS software for the iPad with the latest version available for your model.

• January 1, 1970 my phone is now 'bricks' Will Apple difficulty / replace it!

  I was deceived by assigning the date of my phone January 1st, 1970 due to see post on twitter saying he would give me a new theme. Now that I Googled, I realize the gravity of the situation. My phone will not start, and it's because of a sort of loophole, I created by setting the time on that date. I am really panicking, I have no idea what to do, I only just got my phone fixed! Apple will replace my phone? Will I have to pay? Can it be fixed?

  Try to put the phone into DFU mode:

  http://www.payetteforward.com/how-to-put-iPhone-DFU-mode/

  If it does not, make an appointment at the Genius Bar at your local Apple store.

• A possible solution for the Date and time January 1, 1970 Bug?

  I fell for a scam currently floating around the Internet, this type of scam to change the date and time of an IPhone on January 1, 1970 made my IPhone stuck in a boot cycle. people use the term "brick" of the nature of bugs. I was curious if there is no fix?

  Put the phone in DFU mode:

  http://www.payetteforward.com/how-to-put-iPhone-DFU-mode/

  You will then need to reload all your data from your back upward.

• Is it possible to fix your iPhone 6 after setting the date and time to January 1, 1970?

  I saw something on the internet that says your iPhone 6 would do something cool if the date to January 1, 1970. I did it and my phone does not now and is constantly reset. If anyone here can help me, please let me know.

  Thank you!

  Hi, try a DFU restore.

  Someone has solved the problem by removing the sim card, I have not tried, but you can give it a shot.

  The last solution is to let the battery discharge, but I do not recommend this.

  In any case the best solution is to make an appointment with the Apple Genius Bar, you'll probably helped.

• I changed the date to January 1, 1970 and I rebooted, but it does not work, what can I do about it?

  Answer me please

  Why change the date of 1970?

  Your iPhone becomes a brick. You can try using DFU mode, although there is no guarantee that it will work.

  If you have changed the date of May 1970 or earlier and cannot restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  Contact Apple support and ask for help.

• I put my iPhone date of January 1, 1970. How to remedy

  I saw an ad on Facebook on how to change the icons of the application to the format of the old school. He said changing the date on the 1st Jan, 1970. I did and now my iPhone won't turn on. How can I fix this without having to replace the phone.

  Sorry to say this, but by setting you phone on the 1st Jan 1970 you have bricked your phone permanently.  There are various solutions, but there is no guarantee that any of them will work.  Your best option is to hold your apple phone as she needed to be changed.

• How to get the time since January 1, 1970 in chain November 19, 2011 21:30

  I need to get the time from 1 jan 1970.I needs time in milliseconds of the chain (November 19, 2011 21:30). This string, I'm the webservice.i need to convert milliseconds to the requirement of the application. Is it possible to do so. Please help me

  Thank you

  splits the string to create a calendar and set its fields to the values of the substring.

  httpdateparser is very particular about the format. and internal it does the same thing as a manual scan would do, I suppose.

• Is a solution for January 1, 1970 in the iphone?

  Some maliciuos colleague told me that tha change my date and restarting my iphone updates a new iOS..., there a solution?

  Take a go-Genius Bar and have the phone looked: http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/

  -AJ

• iPhone 5 s January 1970 1 bug :(

  Hello, my changed my date to January 1, 1970, as everyone talks about, my phone wouldn't start, so I restored via iTunes (put my phone in recovery mode) after the first black line and apple logo fills the phone repeats the process (lights and then another black line at the bottom of the apple logo), but does not fill the line after some time I get a message from iTunes saying that my device exceeded please help I'm running later version of iTunes and the last El capitan

  If you have changed the date of May 1970 or earlier and cannot restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• iTunes 12.4 - added Date - 1970

  I just bought an album (today) from iTunes.  It does not appear in my 'New' smart playlist, which is defined to contain all the music added in the last month.

  After you dig around and find the album I bought today in my library, I see that the "Date added" is January 25, 1970.

  

  It is a problem. Does anyone have any ideas on this?

  The ideas are highly appreciated.

  I have a question too... the same date January 25, 1970. When I went to 'Get Info' I wasn't able to fix the date.

• I put my date of 01/01/1970 and my iPod 6th Gen has not worked since. I tried to put it in DFU mode and it has reset, but remains on the apple logo.

  I put my date of January 1, 1970 and as soon as I rebooted my iPod (6th generation) he never returned to my home screen, but instead, he stayed on the apple logo. I tried to drain the battery, but he always did. I even connected it to my computer and put it in DFU mode to reset, but it froze at a very small percentage of loading and no progress has been made.

  Given that the DFU mode does not work, then

  If you have this problem,contact Apple technical support.

  If you have changed the date of May 1970 or earlier and cannot restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• How to fix Jan. 1,1970 bug?

  I tried to drain the battery of my phone, but apparently not die completely. How long it normally would take for the battery of the iphone 5 s to die completely. Are there other ways to solve this problem?

  See the following topics:

  If you have changed the date of May 1970 or earlier and cannot restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  I put my iOS device to January 1, 1970...

• A 6s Iphone can be fixed after entering the date of 1970, which is a problem of

  My friend was on Facebook and reading a post that suggested that if you change the date on your Iphone 6 s to 1970 he would change the screen to a retro mac Apple symbol, however the phone stopped working. After what happened to my friend google this problem and it seems to me that it is a known problem in the phone. This phone can now be fixed? If this isn't the case, Apple will replace the phone, which is only 2 months old?

  The only chance to solve that you would put it in DFU mode and try to restore again.

  Check out this article to help the user to this topic:

  I put my iOS device to January 1, 1970...

  If this does not work, only Apple could be able to get your device to relive again.

  Find an Apple authorized service provider