Jakarta: Facebook reportedly began rolling out Dark mode for a small number of users in the world. Dark Mode changes black text on a white background to white text on a black background.
This mode prevents the user’s eyes from getting tired quickly due to staring at the screen with a white background at night or in a dark room. On AMOLED screen panel user mobile phones, Dark mode can save battery consumption.
Because the OLED panel creates black by deactivating pixels in certain areas, and deactivated pixels will not consume the device’s battery power, such as reports Phone Arena.
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In addition, there are a number of rumors that have been circulating for several years related to Dark mode for Facebook, and Facebook has several times tested the feature. The latest information says that Facebook uploaded information related to this feature three weeks ago.
Meanwhile, Dark mode is available on Facebook Messenger, Facebook Lite, WhatsApp and Instagram. Dark Mode is also available for Facebook users of desktop and Web application versions. One Facebook user shares Facebook pictures in Dark mode on Twitter.
The user is expected to use the beta version of iOS 14. Meanwhile, for other users who want to check the availability of this mode support on the Facebook application on the device, access the Settings menu, and look for the activation lever for this mode.
Unfortunately, this mode is not yet available on iPhone 11 Pro Max users of the iOS 13 operating system, or Pixel 2 XL with the Android 11 beta operating system 1. Currently, users still have to wait for Facebook to expand the availability of this Dark mode on various devices.
Previously, Facebook announced it would roll out new tools that help users find out the relevance of news articles in certain contexts. This new tool will underline old news articles for more than 90 days for users who want to share them on the homepage.
Along with the context button that was added two years ago, the new notification screen is intended to ensure that Facebook users get the context needed to stay informed, especially before making a decision.
(MMI)
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