What is the consequence of not setting a time zone for Native Image Time Zone?

When the Native Image Time Zone is not set, the system defaults to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This means that all timestamps will be handled based on UTC rather than a specific local time zone, which can lead to confusion when users expect to see dates and times relevant to their local context.

It is important to set an appropriate time zone to ensure that any date and time displayed aligns with the expectations of users based on their geographical location. This is especially pertinent in applications dealing with users across different regions, as a time zone specification allows for accurate and meaningful time representation.

In contrast, the other choices imply functionality failures or notifications that are not standard consequences of not setting a time zone. The defaulting to UTC is designed to maintain operational continuity, even if it may not meet the needs of users in different time zones.