WhatsApp for dummies: how to make text bold

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On this occasion we will explain

How you can write in bold in your WhatsApp conversations . But, let’s start with something simple, what is “bold”? Well, in case you don’t know, that’s what we call the text that we highlight when writing. In WhatsApp or in any application, the letter will appear thicker and with a stronger color. In this way, you can visually express to the person you are chatting with that they should pay special attention to the word or phrase that is in bold. Without further ado, we explain how to use bold in WhatsApp.

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How to make WhatsApp conversations bold
The trick is pretty simple and you probably know it because it works in a similar way in Messenger. All you have to do is put an asterisk (*) before the phrase or word and Mexico WhatsApp Number List again, another asterisk (*) at the end of the sentence. Nothing more, before sending the text to your contact, you will see that the text still in the writing bar, becomes bold.

One thing you should keep in mind

Is that there should be no spaces between the asterisk and the letter. If you leave this space, the other person will see a word or sentence between two asterisks and a Mexico WhatsApp Number Database magician never reveals his secrets, right?
Otherwise, if you have WhatsApp in night mode, the white letter will be displayed in a stronger tone and thicker font. Remember to follow the next content of ‘WhatsApp for dummies.

Although the feature is still in development

For now you can enjoy and test it with the recent beta update of WhatsApp for, available on TestFlight or Google Play.
If you don’t update the feature, it “doesn’t allow  users to edit the media caption as it only supports text messages. However, WhatsApp may introduce a second version of the feature that includes the ability to edit media captions in a future app update,” WabetaInfo explains.