Google Map released dark theme for Android users

Google Maps has started rolling out the dark theme for Android users around the world. Google wrote in its social media post, "What do we want? Dark theme! Where do we want it? Google Maps!" Google was testing dark mode for Google Maps since September last year. Night mode means providing much-needed breaks or comfort to your eyes, as well as helping to conserve battery life.

This is how dark theme activates

To enable the dark theme, all you have to do is tap on the user profile icon in the upper right corner of the Google Map, search the theme settings in the list of configuration options, and then select the entry that activates the dark mode.

To access this feature, users have to download the latest version of Android OS ie 10.61.2. Google Maps has a super-dark shade of gray for the background with dark mode features.

The street names come in a light shade of gray, allowing users to easily see important landmarks and roads.

Google has recently added a new road editing tool to the map. With the help of this tool, you can direct update by drawing the map. Google has introduced editing features to improve the experience of its maps in more than 80 countries. Now users can add missing roads and remove the wrong name or change the name on the maps.

Google has also made available the password checkup feature for Android handsets. The company said that the features are currently integrated into Android phones with Android 9 and above. The company is making every effort to improve Google Maps. By sending updates over time to the users, the company makes their experience even better.