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Slack's doing its bit in the quest to save your phone's battery life: The Luxure Borrow My Wife Porncompany just launched dark mode for mobile.

The feature, which recently launched in beta, is now available to everyone.

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Turning on dark mode on both iOS and Android is easy: Tap on the three dots in the upper right corner (from channel view), tap Settings, and tap Dark Mode.

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The feature will give the channels and the settings windows a white-text-on-dark-background look. The sidebar, which already had a sort of a dark mode look, will stay the same in both dark and normal mode.

With this feature, Slack is following in the footsteps of numerous other apps that have recently added a similar option, including Facebook's Messenger and YouTube.

And if you're frantically looking for the dark mode option in the desktop version of Slack, don't bother: It doesn't exist yet. There's hope ahead, though: Slack has announced it's working on it.

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