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Youtube dark mode finally on mobile

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Something to note is that this is currently for iOS only and will rollout to Android later (Its your own platform google! Don't pull a Microsoft here...)

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Sweet. 

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Had no idea they even had a dark mode. WHOOOO. 

I just want to sit back and watch the world burn. 

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15 hours ago, Stevoisboss said:

Yay

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how do I activate this?

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11 minutes ago, shadowbyte said:

how do I activate this?

probably in settings like most other settings are

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Meanwhile, Android itself is getting brighter and brighter 

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The YouTube app updated today for Android, but I still couldn't find the toggle in the settings. 

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Dark colors save slight battery power right...with OLed displays?

 

Good for phones with shitty battery's that are only used for youtubing.

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13 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

Dark colors save slight battery power right...with OLed displays?

 

Good for phones with shitty battery's that are only used for youtubing.

yes. but frankly apps should have a dark theme mode just to make it easier at night

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44 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

Dark colors save slight battery power right...with OLed displays?

 

Good for phones with shitty battery's that are only used for youtubing.

Only if it's pure black. 

 

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