Is your iPhone alarm still "stupid" after the short holiday?

Is your iPhone alarm still "stupid" after the short holiday?After today, we will have a three-day short holiday. However, for many iPhone users, this short holiday brings not only relaxation, but also the "torture" of their phone alarm

Is your iPhone alarm still "stupid" after the short holiday?

After today, we will have a three-day short holiday. However, for many iPhone users, this short holiday brings not only relaxation, but also the "torture" of their phone alarm. The way of taking days off disrupted the original work and rest schedule, and also made the iPhone alarm function fall into a "stupid" state.

Many users have found that their iPhone alarm did not go off as scheduled today. The reason is that today is Saturday in the iPhone settings, which is a rest day. If users have not set it up in advance, the alarm will not go off today.

This situation is particularly common during short holidays. Due to the rearrangement of workdays, Monday and Tuesday are actually rest days, but the iPhone alarm will go off normally on Monday and Tuesday mornings according to the default system settings, disrupting the user's rest.

What's even more troublesome is that on Tuesday night, users need to reset their alarm to ensure that the alarm works properly on Wednesday. This is not only troublesome but also easy to forget, leading to mistakes.

The "stupidity" of Apple phone alarms during holidays has become a "chronic disease." The reason behind this is that Apple's localization settings for the alarm function are not perfect enough.

Unlike Apple, Samsung phones do a good job in this regard. As early as a few years ago, Samsung localized the alarm function for its national version models to adapt to holidays, effectively solving the problem of alarms being "stupid" during holidays.

For Apple, achieving localized alarm settings is not difficult. It only needs to add recognition and processing of adjusted working days in the system to avoid the "stupid" behavior of alarms during holidays.

We hope that Apple can solve this problem as soon as possible, so that iPhone alarms are no longer "stupid" and truly become a useful helper in people's lives.