Dark mode for Facebook mobile is officially around the corner | Inquirer Technology

Dark mode for Facebook mobile is officially around the corner

/ 11:16 PM June 29, 2020

Image: AFP/Olivier Douliery

After launching dark mode for the desktop platform in May, Facebook has finally begun testing a dark theme for the mobile application as well.

On Friday, Social Media Today was the first to report that Facebook has officially begun testing a dark theme for a small fraction of its mobile application users, a test which the social media giant confirmed to the media.

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The highly anticipated mode is arriving just a few months after it launched for the desktop iteration of the platform. Twitter user @NotFridayCraig shared images of the mobile version of Facebook’s dark mode last week, revealing the upcoming shadowing interface.

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This addition to the platform comes quite late in the game considering that not only have most major social media platforms incorporated a dark mode into their applications, but even Facebook-owned products like WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram all have the feature on the mobile application iteration.

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Currently, Facebook states that only “a small percentage of users globally right now” have access to the feature; therefore, it’s likely to roll out very soon to the greater public. JB

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