Fixing a bug with dark mode scheduling and various problems, Android 16 beta improves mobile user experience and the system’s overall stability.

The modern Android 16 QPR1 beta update from Google fixes an irritating dark-mode bug and greatly benefits users. Last month’s original Android 16 QPR1 beta 1 was found to have an issue where activating dark mode in Quick Settings would interrupt any plans the user had set to display dark mode automatically. As a result, those who wanted to start dark mode on their mobile devices at a certain point could reach their settings and find them changed.

Android 16 QPR1 beta 1.1 which was released yesterday, takes care of this problem. Now, users can choose dark mode whenever they want, apart from their routine schedules which is better for mobile users. This resolution matters a lot to individuals who depend on dark mode for lasting battery life and less eye fatigue at any time.

In addition to dark mode, the update addresses other issues commonly observed on smartphones. It solves the issue of opening wallpaper effects and returns the apps approve button to the Device Admin section.

The update marks Google’s commitment to keeping its mobile operating system smooth by addressing issues with haste when they come up in the beta phase. If someone is testing Android 16, the person can expect their device to perform better, run more smoothly and give them better chances to personalize its features.

People who are eager to explore the updates can check the full changelog for Android 16 QPR1 beta 1.1. With these improvements, Google is coming closer to releasing the app to the public, also improving how the app operates for millions of mobile users.