News: A "Ghost Email?" in iPhone being reported

In 1990s where the time that electronic mail or e-mail become popular. But an email that had been receive which shows a date that is 1970s, this seems to be weird.

When the glitches on the iPhone and other iOS devices had been fixed in the recent update, seems another had surface out. Many iPhone owners reportedly, that they receive an email which came from January 1, 1970.

The email itself has no content, no sender and but shows only the date (January 1, 1970). This new email glitch seems to have a connection with the previous bug, the January 1, 1970 bug that results too many iPhones to bricked or render unusable.

The email often showing in a different time zone, when iPhone owners checks their email. The date ”January 1, 1970” represents 0 in the UNIX time –which is the way of computers to understand time and date.

Every second since midnight on January 1 1970 is a different point in UNIX time (we’re currently at around 1.45 billion). So when an email is sent without any time data, or a time zone bug means it can’t be interpreted, the iPhone will default to zero – 1970.

Many iPhone users who have opened the email bug have reported fixing it, closing the app and perform a hard reset on the device (hold down the lock and home button until it reset).