Learn how to fix wrong timestamps or capture dates and times for images and videos in the Photos app on your Apple devices.
How to fix incorrect time, date, and year in Photos app on your Apple devices
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Learn how to fix wrong timestamps or capture dates and times for images and videos in the Photos app on your Apple devices.
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