Google Cloud hard disk has a dark theme on Android Q Beta.

Dark themes are better. They are more suitable for eyes and gadgets. Reading and browsing in bright text and dark background does not put much pressure on the eyes. No wonder many mobile apps and operating systems choose to put forward dark themes and push them out for more people to use. We remember that YouTube launched it last year. Just recently, Facebook letters introduced a dark theme. We know that many people like dark topics, but these topics are not easy to get.

Recently received a dark theme of the specific application is Google cloud disk. There is no official announcement yet, but XDA developers found it on Google Drive 2.19.112.

This topic is used in conjunction with Android Q system-wide switching. It is not a fully public feature, but it exists in the first Android Q beta.

If you see a hidden flag, you can enable dark mode on Android Q on Android's Google Cloud disk app. You can compare it to a material theme, but now most tabs and icons are dark gray. Interestingly, at least in Google's cloud disk, there is no switch on or off dark mode.

Other Google apps already have built-in dark modes, such as Google Chrome, Google address Book, Google Mobile, Message, YouTube, Google Play Games and Google News. It is expected that Google Cloud disk will be officially added to the list soon.