Nowadays most people want to have a dark mode on their application dashboard. There are a number of third-party apps that enable a dark theme for the dashboard of all your apps. You may also want to use this feature in your new Samsung Galaxy S22 series phone, but you don’t need any third-party app as your phone has a built-in dark mode feature.
We’ll look more closely at an under-the-radar feature that will enhance your Android experience, such as the Force Dark Mode option, in the article below.
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The built-in system-wide dark mode feature on the Samsung Galaxy S22 is compatible with almost every aspect of your phone, however, it sometimes has issues with third-party programs. This isn’t ideal if you’re trying to conserve battery life or use your phone at night so that certain apps show up in light mode even when dark mode is enabled. The good news is that any app can be made to go into dark mode using this hidden feature.
To enable Force Dark Mode capability you must first enable developer options on your phone. To achieve this, after going to Settings > About phone > Software details, tap on the build number seven times. When prompted, enter your passcode to access Developer Settings.
Go to Settings > Developer Settings, scroll down to Hardware accelerated rendering, and toggle on Force Dark Mode to enable Force Dark Mode. Third-party apps that do not support the feature will now be forced to use dark mode when dark mode is activated.
