Incorrect time displayed since iOS4.1 update

Title says it all really. I have it set to set the time automatically, and it is currently displaying 2 hours fast. I can correct it by manually setting the time, but this never happened with 4.0.2

skippy1440 wrote:
Title says it all really. I have it set to set the time automatically, and it is currently displaying 2 hours fast. I can correct it by manually setting the time, but this never happened with 4.0.2
Turn off automatic time set, verify that your time zone is correct, and turn it back on.

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