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| With WhatsApp users can officially blackout |
WhatsApp received a feature that was discussed recently, which is the official dark mode, where a large number of leaks that occurred a few months ago and their effects on the user interface started in the darkness of the application and its symbol to the end users.
Dark mode in WhatsApp is referred to as "bold" in the selection interface, adds a dark green profile to the entire messaging user interface and has contrasting colors here and here.
Screen menu and main settings are now dark, but in the chat interface case, only chat color may be dark and background is white or any other color that reflects user setting as background image.
However, before proceeding and activating this functionality, it should be noted that Dark Mode is currently only available in the beta and that there is no information on when the job will be issued through a fixed official release, but it will not take long.
Information about the new dark state for Android users tested with WhatsApp appeared in March of last year, and Facebook's messaging software (over 1.5 billion monthly active users in early 2018) showed the following dark phenomenon until November, last year
In the past two months, other Facebook apps (including Instagram and Messenger) have received dark themes on Android, but WhatsApp is not as dark as other apps.
Additionally, the WhatsApp Tracker WABetaInfo revealed that WhatsApp recently released a new beta update (version 2.2.20.13) of the beta program in the Google Play Store, which includes a new dark mode available in Access app settings, then click Chat, Try the mode again and select the bold option.
WABetaInfo reports that users who don't see WhatsApp Dim for the first time after installing the update, they should delete the latest version of the app and then reinstall it from Google Play Store to ensure the app is removed after an app saves a copy of your chat history.
The "dark mode" feature reduces screen brightness by replacing bright backgrounds and message bubbles with darker colors, while "dark" mode facilitates messaging in low-light conditions, and prevents applications from using as many batteries as possible. the battery.