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In which region is your website being hosted? this could be why, as it may be going along with the region its based in
You can use these links to help yourself https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/working-with-timestamp-with-time-zone-in-your-amazon-s3-based-data-lake/ ^s3 data lake timestamp info
However there is this link that states that s3 timestamps cannot be changed, but it is from 2015so it could be outdated https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31312292/how-to-change-amazon-aws-s3-time-zone-setting-for-a-bucket#:~:text=There%20is%20no%20way%20to,5%20minutes%20for%20signature%20V4).
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Someone told me that email is normally sent in UTC end to end and gets translated on the client side, sure enough he was right. My email client wasn't using my local time zone in the settings. My bad.