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“ ees ,24526713 ecnerefer gub lanretni) N ni eussi detaler a xif / dnif tsuj did I - IYFhttps://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/281688/ for details). This problem was introduced by the N release: running apps would not properly observe changes to the "use 24-hour format" setting when using DateFormat instances returned by DateFormat.getTimeInstance(), DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance() (for example). It will be fixed in a future release of Android and likely will be backported to N devices by OEMs. This does not explain cases on earlier releases, however. ”
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