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This is from the Craft Documentation about Date/Time Fields:

Note: Dates and times [...] are displayed in the site’s timezone, however they get stored in UTC like all other dates in Craft.

Additionally you can also use the date filter, which allows you to specify a different timezone for the output (list of supported timezones). If you want to bind a timezone to a specific site locale (multi-lingual sites), there's a dedicated Q/Adedicated Q/A on how to do that.

This is from the Craft Documentation about Date/Time Fields:

Note: Dates and times [...] are displayed in the site’s timezone, however they get stored in UTC like all other dates in Craft.

Additionally you can also use the date filter, which allows you to specify a different timezone for the output (list of supported timezones). If you want to bind a timezone to a specific site locale (multi-lingual sites), there's a dedicated Q/A on how to do that.

This is from the Craft Documentation about Date/Time Fields:

Note: Dates and times [...] are displayed in the site’s timezone, however they get stored in UTC like all other dates in Craft.

Additionally you can also use the date filter, which allows you to specify a different timezone for the output (list of supported timezones). If you want to bind a timezone to a specific site locale (multi-lingual sites), there's a dedicated Q/A on how to do that.

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This is from the Craft Documentation about Date/Time Fields:

Note: Dates and times [...] are displayed in the site’s timezone, however they get stored in UTC like all other dates in Craft.

Additionally you can also use the date filter, which allows you to specify a different timezone for the output (list of supported timezones). If you want to bind a timezone to a specific site locale (multi-lingual sites), there's a dedicated Q/A on how to do that.