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Start working for six consecutive days today! Android users care about Apple fans: iPhone alarm doesn’t go off and you’ll be late for work

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News on April 7th, the Qingming Festival holiday has passed, today is Sunday, and it is also the first working day for us.

It should be noted that due to the holiday, the next 7 to 12 days will be six consecutive working days.

The topic "iPhone users complained that the alarm clock did not go off, causing them to be late for work" has been on the hot search again and again, which has also caused many Android users to be "concerned" about Apple fans.

Currently, the iPhone’s alarm repeat function cannot intelligently select statutory holidays and can only be set within the seven days from Monday to Sunday.

The system cannot automatically recognize weekends as working days, but Android phones can set it independently according to legal holidays.

Similar situations have happened frequently before. On social platforms, many Android phone users have posted to remind iPhone users to set alarm clocks to avoid being late for work due to the lack of holiday alarm clock functions on Apple phones.

Start working for six consecutive days today! Android users care about Apple fans: iPhone alarm doesn’t go off and you’ll be late for work
Although Apple has localized services for Chinese users, allowing the iPhone’s built-in calendar to show work today, the alarm clock does not recognize the time off.

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