Foreign media such as Android Authority recently reported that Google’s next mobile operating system (OS) ‘Android 15’ is planning to introduce a function that forces dark mode to be applied to apps that do not support dark mode.
This was reportedly confirmed by Android OS expert Mishaal Rahman through analysis of the recently released Android 15 beta version app package (APK).
Dark mode is a feature used by many users. It provides eye comfort when using the device in low-light environments and also helps with battery life. However, because not all apps support dark mode, users had no choice but to use normal mode and dark mode together. For example, currently, Google’s Fitbit app and Amazon shopping app do not support dark mode.
To solve this problem, there is currently a function in ‘Developer Options’ to force the dark mode to run, but when this function is activated, the screen often looks sloppy and the letters are distorted in some apps.
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The ‘make all apps dark’ function captured in the Android 15 beta version appears to be an improvement over the current option, and it was confirmed that it applies well to apps such as Fitbit, IT media Phone Arena reported. Of course, if you turn off this function, you can use it in normal mode.
Because this feature is still under development, it is not yet clear whether it will ultimately be added to the official Android 15. However, foreign media reported that the presence of this feature in the developer preview is evidence that Google is paying attention to improving dark mode.
