As it's the time to put the clocks back in the UK I've been using my smartphone to get an accurate time signal. However I've noticed that my fibre optic connected Windows 10 desktop is 2 minutes behind the phone. They are both adjusted to set automatically to BST. Any idea why they are different and which is more likely to be correct?
I guess that I could listen for the time signal on the radio, but that is also problematic as the FM and DAB signals are not time synchronised - although much closer than 2 minutes!
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As it's the time to put the clocks back in the UK I've been using my smartphone to get an accurate time signal. However I've noticed that my fibre optic connected Windows 10 desktop is 2 minutes behind the phone. They are both adjusted to set automatically to BST. Any idea why they are different and which is more likely to be correct?
I guess that I could listen for the time signal on the radio, but that is also problematic as the FM and DAB signals are not time synchronised - although much closer than 2 minutes!
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