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Facebook has started rolling out Dark mode for a small percentage of it iOS users

Twitter users have revealed that for those who can access it, dark mode now appears as an option in their Facebook app settings.

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FP Trending|Jul 01, 2020, 15:31:47 IST

Facebook has started making Dark mode available for some iOS users following its launch for Android devices.

According to a report in GSMArena, Facebook has revealed that a small percentage of users globally are getting the Dark mode in the Facebook app.

The report added that Facebook's Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp have all received the Dark Mode.[caption id="attachment_7881121" align="alignnone" width="1024"]Representational Image.

Representational Image.[/caption]As per a report in Social Media Today, screenshots posted by Twitter users have revealed that for those who can access it, dark mode now appears as an option in their Facebook app settings.

As per a report in MacRumours, select users are now able to activate the feature under Settings and Privacy within the Menu tab. The report adds that users are now able to choose from light and dark appearances, as well as an option to automatically change the app's appearance based on the device's system settings.

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According to XDA Developers, the company hasn’t revealed any information regarding a wider rollout or when the new dark mode setting will be released for the Android app as of now. However, it is expected that the new dark mode will each all users in the coming week.

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First Published:Jul 01, 2020, 15:31:47 IST
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