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Originally Posted by mlewis78
Does anyone know why an Amazon Echo speaker does not know what time zone it is in, unless it is in the zone of the registered owner? I went to Salt Lake City last week. It kept giving me EDT time. Had to add two hours to the time I wanted it to set an alarm for. When I said "Alexa, you are in Salt Lake City" or "Alexa, you are in the Mountain time zone," it would only say "hmmm, I don't know that one."
Considering that it can turn lights off and one, couldn't Amazon have done better with it knowing where it is? My phone knows where it is.
I probably posted something similar here two years ago when I went to Minneapolis, but I don't remember.
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