Twitter rolls out ‘Night Mode’ feature for its official Android app

Popular microblogging service Twitter has revealed in a Tuesday announcement that it has added a 'Night Mode' to its official Twitter for Android app.

The addition of the 'Night Mode' feature to Twitter's official Android app will enable users to get rid of the bright white interface which most of them do not like when they use the Twitter site at night or in the dark.

The implementation of the new 'Night Mode' feature has been kept fairly simple by Twitter; with no update required. To use the feature, the users of the official Twitter for Android app have to just flip the toggle for 'Night Mode' which shows up near the bottom of the slide-out menu. The flipping of the toggle makes the 'Night Mode' available to the users even when it is not dark out.

The 'Night Mode' is of a dark blue color - rather than black - which is comparatively much darker than the bright, white-dominated User Interface (UI) which is available to Twitter users by default.

The 'Night Mode' added by Twitter to its official Android app has apparently been rolled out to all the users of the latest version of the app.

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