Most of the world's most popular social apps already have dark modes, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, but until now WhatsApp has been a noticeable holdout, sticking with its white and gray design despite the release of iOS 13 and Android 10, both of which have their own system-wide dark modes.
- How to enable dark mode for Google Chrome
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The first of these uses very dark colors, with a black background. It's possible that this design is intended specifically for phones with AMOLED screens, as black pixels on these screens are turned off and therefore use less power (at least in theory).
The second dark mode uses slightly lighter shades of gray, but the two look otherwise very similar. Both use the dark blue/green and gray text bubbles we've already seen tucked away in earlier beta releases.
When's it coming?
Even if you install the new WhatsApp beta, you won't be able to access the new options (so far they're only visible as assets tucked away in the app's installation package) and there's no indication of when the themes might become available.The fact that the developers still seem to be experimenting with different options suggests the release might still be a few months away, but we'll keep you updated once the dark modes are available for beta testing.
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