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Rita El Khoury / Android Authority
With Android QPR2, which started rolling out a few days ago in early December, Google is bringing a slew of cool new features to Android — specifically its Pixel phones. One of these is a feature I’m sure many of you have been praying for: a forced dark mode that applies to most apps, even if they don’t support a dark mode out of the box.
The new feature is called Expanded dark mode, and here’s how you can enable it on your Pixel phone as well as a few examples…
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