Y2k-style bug, one year later

It's January and time to celebrate another year with the same bug small ghraph bug (see attached picture).
This makes me worry about EPOCH since some people don't even bother to check which year it is.

2026-01-07 082628.png

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Sethu Laks

Hi @AnWe

Thanks for the additional information, I have now forwarded it to our dedicated team to check further. We will keep you update here as soon as I have more information.

AnWe

Hi & thanks for your reply.

Can't find any [Usage / Statistics] where I can set time interval, only the view on the [Home] page ( https://elements.withsecure.com/apps/common/dashboard ).

Time zone is Sweden (GMT+1)
Date was 2026-01-07 for picture in original post, also supplying one from today 2026-01-09 where today’s date is followed by 2025-12-11 (no 205-12-10, probably because it only shows 30 days?)
Edge browser (Version 143.0.3650.96)

Sethu Laks

Hi @AnWe

Thanks for reporting and sharing screenshots of the small graph issue around New Year – this looks like the “Last 30 days” view is not handling the December → January boundary correctly.

To help us confirm the scope and pinpoint the root cause, could you please run a quick check on your side and share the results?

Open the [Usage / Statistics] view where you see the graph.
Set the time range to “Last 30 days” (or similar option, if named differently).
Look at the date labels on the X‑axis and verify:
- Do the dates run in strict chronological order (no jump from January back to December)?
- Does the graph cover a continuous range of days (no missing days in the last 30 days)?
If possible, take a new screenshot of the full graph with the date labels visible and attach it to your reply.

Please also let us know:

Your time zone
The exact date when you captured the screenshot
The Elements version or browser you’re using (if relevant)

This information will help us confirm whether the issue is limited to specific date ranges, time zones, or environments, and ensure we add the right regression tests (especially for the year‑boundary / epoch handling).

Thank you for your help and patience while we investigate this further.