@XboxInsider Why Not Make Xbox Have Some New Fetures? Like Change Color Of Light On...

if you take a image that is very dark and light like black and white and you let the lighter line go along the app pins, it will change the color some.

That show I made my purple one a mix of dark and light purple and some blue.

When I then snap the app list it will have rainbow purple colors

It has nothing to do with high contrast. After the update, the purple option in the My Colors section in the settings has actually changed from the dark purple I prefer to the light purple that I have been seeing all month long. This indicates that it was
Microsoft's doing, whether intentional or not is the question. I only say this, because the the tiles still go back and forth between light and dark two weeks after the new dashboard update.

I wish Microsoft would have have just added the "new" shades in My Color as new colors entirely instead of being stuck in between the two shades. It would be nice to hear some official word from Microsoft about the issue instead of speculating why this is
happening and a reason for the change (if the changes in shade are an intentional change by Microsoft).

I'd like to see one. There are some centered around other games. Having one based on Borderlands in general would be really cool with all the gun brands stamped on it. Maybe make it look like a Maliwan gun or possibly one of the Catch A Ride colors.
One of the new colors with the DLC changes the Bandit truck to a metallic color that looks like confetti. It changes colors depending on how you look at it. Very cool. I would buy it if it happened.

If you use Steam, you can dim the light through their settings and also change the color of the light.

I did try the high contrast setting. By turning it on, it removed my background and made the tile colors to a really bright light blue. Toggling the high contrast setting may help in the case that a person's Preferences settings are not displayed, but it
doesn't fix the shade issue. All of my preferences are displayed.

The purple displayed in the Preferences menu DID change to the light purple. This indicates, whether intentionally or unintentionally, that some of the colors have indeed changed, most likely due to the dashboard update. However, no shade changes are present
in any of the update notes, so these changes are either a glitch, a mistake, or deemed not important enough to list in the update notes.

Unless we get some sort of confirmation from Microsoft, the only thing we can do is speculate and futilely troubleshoot.