Quote:Let’s admit it: everybody loves dark modes, and sooner or later, pretty much every little app will feature such a visual style, not only on mobile, but also on PC.
On the desktop, for example, even Microsoft got the message and developed a dark theme for Windows 10, so right now, the majority of apps and the operating system itself can provide a consistent dark mode experience from one end to another.
The same happens on mobile, even though just like on the PC, some companies need more time than others to release a dark mode. For example, WhatsApp has already recently shipped such an update to the stable version of its instant messaging app after previously keeping it in beta stage for so many months.
The latest to add a dark mode to one of its apps is none other than Google, the search giant the released Android 10 with a dark mode last summer. But the Google Play Store is only now getting a dark mode for everybody on Android, so you can enable it yourselves today.
Doing it isn’t rocket science and is just a matter of taps in the Google Play store – first, make sure that your device is already up to date and you’re running the latest version of the app.
So launch the Google Play Store and then head over to the following location in the app:
Google Play Store > Side menu > Settings > Theme
There are three different options here:
- Light
- Dark
- System default
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