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Facebook is slowly starting to introduce iPhone and iPad users (dark mode). Some users watched setting up the new dark mode in the social networking app, and the company confirmed that the feature is enabled.
(9to5Mac) first reported in April that Facebook had developed and designed a dark mode for its basic iOS app that was not available at that time often.
The site said at the time: The Facebook dark mode interface will not be completely black, as in Instagram and Messenger, but the gradient with gray shades for logos and icons.
Users can manually enable or disable dark mode through app settings and set appearance according to their settings (iOS). This means that the app changes its appearance automatically to continue to organize the dark mode.
Users go to Twitter to indicate that they now have new settings in the Facebook app to enable the dark mode.
You can access this setting by opening the Facebook app, clicking on the three lines in the lower right corner, then searching for the "Settings and Privacy" section.
It should be noted that the dark status of the Facebook app is not yet available worldwide. The company assured (Social Media Today) that this feature is currently only available to a small number of people around the world.
If the social media giant is planning to share this feature with everyone, there is no specific timetable. It is also possible to change the design before posting, and the new dark mode should be available to all users. next week.
Dark mode is available in the Facebook family of apps, including (Messenger), (Facebook Lite), (WhatsApp), and (Instagram). The platform also adds dark mode to update the newly expanded desktop app.
To some extent, the platform slowly expanded its mobile app to include the dark mode. It's surprising, but there are technical considerations, especially given that Facebook needs billions from different regions when users offer different levels of communication.