1.If you are already using WhatsApp,
uninstall it from your device
completely. You can keep the SD
card files i.e. the images if you want.
Download and install it again. → →
2.Now when you open What's App
it’ll ask you to verify your phone
number. It automatically sends a
verification message to its server.
But if this happens your number gets
registered with them. So block your
message service. You can simply put
your phone on flight mode so that all
network connections are disabled.
You can alternatively change the
message center number. Remember
the old one of course → →
3.It’ll ask you to choose an alternate
method to verify. Choose ‘Verify
through SMS’ and give your email
address. Click on ‘Send’ and without
waiting even for a second click on
‘Cancel’. This terminates the
authorization process. → →
4.Now you have to spoof that
message. You can try spoof app for
Android and Fake-a-Message app for
iOS. → →
5.Go to your Outbox -> Copy the
message details to spoofer app ->
Send
Enjoy...
uninstall it from your device
completely. You can keep the SD
card files i.e. the images if you want.
Download and install it again. → →
2.Now when you open What's App
it’ll ask you to verify your phone
number. It automatically sends a
verification message to its server.
But if this happens your number gets
registered with them. So block your
message service. You can simply put
your phone on flight mode so that all
network connections are disabled.
You can alternatively change the
message center number. Remember
the old one of course → →
3.It’ll ask you to choose an alternate
method to verify. Choose ‘Verify
through SMS’ and give your email
address. Click on ‘Send’ and without
waiting even for a second click on
‘Cancel’. This terminates the
authorization process. → →
4.Now you have to spoof that
message. You can try spoof app for
Android and Fake-a-Message app for
iOS. → →
5.Go to your Outbox -> Copy the
message details to spoofer app ->
Send
Enjoy...
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