According to reports from online sources, Google plans to add the ability to enable dark mode in the Play Store digital content store. Currently, this feature is available to a limited number of smartphone users running Android 10.
Previously, Google implemented a system-wide dark mode in the mobile OS Android 10. Once enabled in the device settings, applications and services like Google Play will follow the system settings, automatically switching to dark mode. However, this approach has not been approved by all users. For many users, it's more convenient to enable dark mode in individual applications rather than using a system-wide feature. Clearly, the update soon to be widely released will be welcomed by this group of users, as it allows them to activate dark mode directly in the Play Store settings.
The message states that users will be able to choose between dark or light mode in the Play Store menu. Additionally, an option for automatic mode switching will be available. When this option is activated, the Play Store interface will change according to the device's system settings. The update looks appealing as it makes the app's interface more flexible.
Currently, the ability to enable dark mode in the Play Store is available to a limited number of users on devices running Android 10. It is expected that the feature will be widely rolled out in the coming weeks. It remains unclear whether it will be available for users with older versions of Android.
Source: 3dnews.ru
