Neo4j Bloom 2.1 has been released with a new feature that allows filtering and rule-based styling of nodes and relationships based on times and dates, including handling time zones. This feature is particularly useful for analyzing network traffic data from different locations with varying time offsets. With this feature, users can now filter and style their data in a more intuitive way, taking into account the local time zone where the data was collected. The feature works seamlessly with both `time` and `datetime` values, allowing users to translate time zones and adjust the display of time values accordingly. This enables users to analyze their data across different time zones in a more meaningful way, without having to normalize all times to a common offset like UTC.