
final not = DateTime.now();
print(not.timeZoneName);
print(not.toIso8601String());
print(not.toLocal().toIso8601String());
so when we actually add a value in DateTime object in apwrite we actually converting the DateTime into ISO string. In my case, my timezone is philippines, but when adding it to appwrite it converts into a UTC timezone?

You should be sending it to Appwrite in UTC. So do toUTC() instead of toLocal()
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