Android 11 it will copy a feature of iOS that many people appreciate because it really needs a substantial change for the way users use phones in their daily lives. More precisely, we are talking about the fact that in Android 11 a function will be implemented that will allow the programming of Dark Mode activation depending on the time of day or location, as is also the case with the night mode implemented for phones.
Android 11 will bring you back this feature for users around the world after it was initially implemented in Android 10 beta, but was removed because it didn't work quite as it should. Considering that this feature is requested by a lot of people, Google wants to re-implement it in Android 11 for users, so that it will be offered when the update is released to the public in 2020.
Android 11 will COPY a MADLY needed iOS Feature
Until then, Android 11 will be released in beta version for phone users, and those from Google could even present it officially during Google I/O, which should take place sometime around May. From that point there is a wait until August, when Android 11 will be released in the final version, and it will be known if this function will be offered to everyone, or if Google decides to keep it for a future update.
Android 11 will program this dark mode depending on the activation of the night mode, so when it is activated, the dark theme that users already use will also be automatically activated. It is well-known that dark mode can improve the battery autonomy of phones with OLED screens, and in Android 11 improvements can be made for autonomy with the automatic programming of this theme.
Android 11 is still very far from being officially launched, so until it reaches users, we can only wait to see what is prepared by Google engineers.
