Twitter was among the first platforms to offer dark mode, also called night mode.
It’s always portrayed as a cool and fancy smartphone feature, that’s mostly used by gamers, cool kids , tweeps and people with eye problems.
But what majority don’t know is that dark mode is not just a cool, sleek and modern feature on the smartphone. The truth is, it’s good for your health. It’s a stealth attempt to improve the health of smartphones addicts.
In addition to serving night owls, visually impaired users, gamers, dark modes saves our batteries. So if you’re a person with the “I forgot my charger at home”syndrome, you better make that shift to night mode for your own good.
If your phone does not have the dark mode feature on its setting, click here to enable click here
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Meanwhile here are more reasons why you should be compelled to shift to dark mode:
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[li]Night mode reduces the blue lights emitted which can reduce the eye strain[/li][li]Promises it can help you sleep better by reducing exposure to the blue light[/li][li]It makes the screen warmer[/li][li]Blue light is known to have short wavelength keeping the brain alert, night mode can drastically reducing the blue lights[/li][li]Night mode makes it easier to look at the screen in dark[/li][li]Ensures that the overall brightness is lower making it easier for bedmates to sleep together[/li][/ul]