WhatsApp Dark Mode reportedly coming soon for download Android and iPhone users: Here’s all you need to know

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As it stated in WhatsApp dark mode coming soonWhatsApp Dark Mode is one of the most anticipated features that users are looking forward to use and When this new WhatsApp feature is expected to help the platform in its bid of making the consumer experience better, a new report has proposed that WhatsApp Dark Mode going to announcly be launched recently for both Android and iOS users. I receive a lot of questions about the Dark Mode.. For the unknown, OnePlus was the first phone manufacturer to introduce the Dark Mode feature in a device's interface, itself. Alextremely read: WhatsApp consecutive voice messages: Here's how to play continuous WhatsApp voice messagesMeanwhile, WhatsApp previews update is available for users on Android beta version 2.18.366. The new WhatsApp feature is essentially based on how the platform was previewing the text or media any consumer forwarded to multiple users.

Considerations for switching from iPhone to Android

And now that Google is building their own hardware, the tight integration Apple has always provided is now available to Android users. Q: that Android phone ought I consider if I'm thinking about switching from an iPhone? Anyone that uses a lot of Google's equipment — such as Gmail, Drive, Calendar or Suite — going to notice a difference in how things work on an Android device vs. an iPhone. What's different about the Android world is that each phone manufacturer has their own modified version of Android to work by their hardware. Now which Google is building their own hardware, the tight integration Apple has always provided is now available to Android users.

Android adware tricks ad networks into thinking it's an iPhone to make more money

as mentioned in Google has recently removed 22 Android apps from the Play Store. What made this particular Android adware campaign stand out was not the fact that the infected apps clicked ads behind users' backs, but the fact that the apps disguised the Android device as an iPhone in the eyes of online advertisers. This particular adware gang appears to have noticed this small detail and reacted accordingly. Of the 22 apps, the most popular app was Sparkle, an Android flashlight app downloaded more than one million times. Sophos published the list of all 22 apps that contained the malicious adware code.