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== 2. Saving all data in local time of recording ==

== 2. Saving all data in local time of recording ==

This is not an option; if something goes wrong with timezone the data is fricasseed but UTC does not let this happen. The more a person is a health tracker the more its likely that they have geographic location in their stack or at least a good source for TZ. More over converting to local time has next to no purpose; QSers track their sleep, and those that care have devices that track their lumens exposure. Those that care about weather use either a weather station or geographic location.  There is no point in converting to UTC unless its editing some manual entry within an hour.

This is not an option; if something goes wrong with timezone the local time data is fricasseed or will require lots of debugging but UTC does not let this happen. The more a person is a health tracker the more its likely that they have geographic location in their stack or at least a good source for TZ. More over converting to local time has next to no purpose; QSers track their sleep, and those that care have devices that track their lumens exposure. Those that care about weather use either a weather station or geographic location.  There is no point in converting to UTC unless its editing some manual entry within an hour.