How To Use New WhatsApp Font [Tips n Tricks] ~ Mods Firmware

Here we share you how To Use New WhatsApp Font on your device. Recently WhatsApp frequently updated their app with many features and new changes. First, they introduce the new feature for sharing documents then they add font formatting options (bold, italics, and ~~droidupdatez~~). And now they introduce the new font. Here we discuss with you how to use new Whatsapp font.

The latest WhatsApp is rolling out the beta version of the app, which not only adds new Font but also adds support for voicemail and call-back. WhatsApp now has a ‘record a voice message’ button on the main screen when someone doesn’t pick up the call. WhatsApp is also reportedly working on a new video calling feature, which was spotted in an Android beta build, but later taken off.

WhatsApp also added a new feature which alerts the user if it takes a while to download a text message. If you are looking for more formatting options, you can send messages in italics by adding an underscore (_), bold by adding an asterisk (*), and strikethrough with a tilde symbol (~) before and after the message.

WhatsApp Font Formatting Options

To use new Fixed Sys Font use backquote use the ` symbol three times(without space) before and after the text. Eg. – Type ` ` ` Droidupdatez` ` ` instead of droidupdatez
To use Bold text (*) before and after the text. Eg. – Type *droidupdatez* instead of droidupdatez
To add italics use (_) before and after the text. Eg. – Type _droidupdatez_ instead of droidupdatez
To use ~~droidupdatez~~ text (~) before and after the text. Eg. – Type ~droidupdatez~ instead of STechGuide

This is the way to Use New WhatsApp Font. Comment below what you think about these new features of whatsApp and share this with your friends.

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