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If the icon itself isn’t theme-aware, most systems won’t let you change its color independently from notifications without modifying the app or using a custom launcher/overlay. Some users get around this by applying icon packs or using accessibility overlays, but results vary depending on the device. I ran into something similar while testing apps with modern UI setups apps that are built with flexible design systems tend to handle these tweaks better. For example, this breakdown of a card game app’s UI approach explains how consistent visuals are maintained across elements: https://3pattibluee.com.pk/ might give you an idea of how devs handle icon behavior.
If the icon itself isn’t theme-aware, most systems won’t let you change its color independently from notifications without modifying the app or using a custom launcher/overlay. Some users get around this by applying icon packs or using accessibility overlays, but results vary depending on the device. I ran into something similar while testing apps with modern UI setups apps that are built with flexible design systems tend to handle these tweaks better. For example, this breakdown of a card game app’s UI approach explains how consistent visuals are maintained across elements: https://3pattibluee.com.pk/ might give you an idea of how devs handle icon behavior.