Just noticed that i use 24.Don't ever think about tbh.

I prefer analog watches and clocks to digital so I set my phone on 12 hr clocks.

But 00:00 signals the change from late night to early morning so it's obviously am. :hee:

The clock resets itself to 0s for the new day. :smug:

Right, but at the same time:
12 (noon) is exactly midday, so it's not exactly am or pm.
When 12 midnight can be classified by some people as after-midday and by some as before-midday.
It depends on how you look at it. I also refer to 12am as midnight and 12pm as noon, don't get me wrong, but when looking at the dry definition of pm and am, it can be arguable.

Not really.

00:00 is the start of a new day (am). Hence the clock resetting itself to 0.

12:00 is the start of the afternoon and is exactly halfway through the day (pm).

I used to get confused about whether 12 noon/ 12 midnight was classed as AM or PM too :laugh:

pm=after midday.
12:00 is midday exactly, so it can't be after or before itself.

Yes midday. Midday is pm. As I said.

Just as midnight is am.