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FACEBOOK DARK MODE FINALLY ROLLING OUT ON APP AS PUBLIC TESTING BEGINS
Tuesday, 03 November 2020
Facebook is finally releasing its dark mode feature for more Android and iOS users in the mainstream app. The social networking site Twitter, along with notable reverse engineer Jane Manjun Wong, announced on Twitter that it was publicly testing Dark mode on mobile. A few months ago Facebook confirmed plans for Dark Mode support for mobile apps and began releasing this feature to a limited number of users; It was expanding as well now.
Jane Manchun Wong announced the public testing of the Facebook Dark Mode feature in a video collaboration with the company’s Alexandru Voica. To enable Dark Mode, go to the Settings menu at the top right of the app and click on Settings & Privacy, If Dark Mode is given to you, it is available as an option here and you can run it with one tap. Significantly, this feature is not yet available to all users, and it expands the number of Android and iOS users who can access it.
Facebook is the parent company of apps like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, all of which support Dark mode. Therefore, it is surprising that the technology company has waited so long to release the expected feature in its core application.
Jane Manchun Wong announced the public testing of the Facebook Dark Mode feature in a video collaboration with the company’s Alexandru Voica. To enable Dark Mode, go to the Settings menu at the top right of the app and click on Settings & Privacy, If Dark Mode is given to you, it is available as an option here and you can run it with one tap. Significantly, this feature is not yet available to all users, and it expands the number of Android and iOS users who can access it.
Facebook is the parent company of apps like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, all of which support Dark mode. Therefore, it is surprising that the technology company has waited so long to release the expected feature in its core application.
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