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| WhatsApp allows users to iPhone dark mode |
Users participating in the TestFlight beta can learn about the features in the instructions for the latest version of iOS from WhatsApp beta (version 2.20.30.13) using WhatsApp instant messaging users in dark mode with lots of leaks.
This confirms that much discussed features will soon appear in the official releases of the iPhone and iPad.
Since WhatsApp has expanded Android Beta to include dark mode functionality, this is a time issue for iOS users only.
Although there is still no specific official date for Dark Mode to access the official version of WhatsApp on iOS, it will not be long.
Information about the new dark status of WhatsApp tests surfaced in March this year, and in early 2018, Facebook's messaging program, which is more than 1.5 billion monthly active users, gave hints on the topic of darkness in the future.
In the past two months, other Facebook apps, including Instagram and Messenger, have crashed, but WhatsApp has not achieved this status like other apps.
Dark mode in WhatsApp is called "bold" in the selection interface and adds a dark green contrast color profile to the entire messaging user interface.
The home screen and settings menu are now displayed in dark colors. However, through the chat interface, the chat bubble does not appear unless the background is white or another color reflects the color.
Dark mode reduces screen brightness by replacing lighting backgrounds and message bubbles with darker colors. Dark mode makes it easy to process messages in low-light conditions and prevents applications from using as much battery as possible.
And last year Apple added a dark mode to the iPhone with iOS 13 update, which allows users to turn on Apple's dark mode and third-party device apps and apps.