How to read date/time stamps when looking at usage

[Yamm]

When I look at my usage, I see things like this:

14/01/2017 12:08 Web           0 MB MB $0.00
14/01/2017 12:08 Web           850 MB MB $0.00

The time stamps don't appear to be in 24 hour time, nor do they specify AM or PM.  Nor do they specify a time zone, leaving me wondering if they are in my local time zone (PST), or if they are in EST, GMT, or some other time.  Can anyone confirm how to interpret this info?

[srlawren]

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@ttplaya wrote:

I'm in Pacific timezone, and I notice that in my usage history, all the outgoing calls are in my local timezone while all the incoming calls are in Eastern time. This makes things even more confusing.

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@ttplaya bummer!

[ttplaya]

I'm in Pacific timezone, and I notice that in my usage history, all the outgoing calls are in my local timezone while all the incoming calls are in Eastern time. This makes things even more confusing.

[srlawren]

@Yamm data seems to be a daily update in the usage history.  So that's your data usage from the previous 24 hours all lumped together.  

[ShawnC13]

I am thinking it would be the beginning or end as you are saying

[Yamm]

Strange that it's not in 24 hour.  Seems like an easy fix.  How about this then.  I doubt that the whole 850 MB was used that very minute.  Was that the total amount of data used for the day and that just happened to be the time of day the account was updated?  Or was the beginning and/or end of the period of time the data was used for?

[ShawnC13]

Yeah that part you have to look at and try to remember.  It would be nice to be able to pick your time zone to have things displayed

[Yamm]

Sounds good, that's helpful info, thank you.  How do you know if it's AM or PM?  It doesn't appear to be 24 hour time, nor does it appear to specify AM or PM.

[ShawnC13 · Accepted solution]

It is eastern time.  I had put in a Post about having it show your local time to make it easier to read.  I will try and dig it up.  @Yamm here it is and upvote it to see if it is something they will change

http://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Public-Lab/Time-Zone-Selection/idc-p/128360#M4595