All you need to do is send the crescent moon emoji to someone on Messenger. This can be done in one-on-one conversations, group chats, or – if you don't want to bother anyone with emoji spam ...

Tap the crescent moon emoji a second time after you’ve texted it to someone. (This seems to enable the function for some users based on reports on Twitter.) Force quit the Messenger app and ...

The crescent moon brings darkness to Messenger. Dark mode makes Facebook Messenger a bit easier on the eyes, but you'll have to get your emoji game on to unlock it.

Dark mode has finally rolled out to Facebook Messenger globally. The feature was previously hidden behind an Easter egg activation that made users send a crescent moon emoji in order to activate ...

In March, Facebook teased Messenger’s long-awaited dark mode. Users could unlock the feature by simply sending a crescent moon emoji to one of their friends. And now, after a month of public ...

They simply had to send a message with a crescent moon emoji to activate it. It would trigger a shower of moons to appear, followed by a prompt to turn on Messenger's dark mode.

The trick, spotted by Android Police, 9to5Mac, and others, is simple: send someone (or yourself) a crescent moon emoji ( ).Once you do so, a shower of moons appears in the chat window, and you ...

To get the Dark Mode, you need to send the crescent moon emoji, exit the app, re-open it and then check ‘Settings’. The Dark Mode toggle will be the top option.

The secret’s out. The sneaky developers of Facebook Messenger has hidden a secret dark mode within the app that you can activate simply by sending someone a crescent moon emoji. Android Police ...