I noticed that DJI has consistency problems with the date format on their notices. Sometimes the format is MM/DD/YYYY, sometimes it's DD/MM/YYYY. In the computer world the format should be YYYY/MM/DD to better accommodate computer sorting. It's not serious, but you may as well get it right... especially when announcing software and firmware updates.

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I think it is a matter of dji trying to accomadate everyone, in the US its mm/dd/yy, UK its dd/mm/yy and if you are  talking its thur 7th december 20 or december 7th 20 all good for confusing people. Its a pity that the world can not agree on one format and i am not sure how it works in Chinese/ Manderin especially when using translators.