Use WhatsApp Without Any Mobile Number

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 Use WhatsApp Without Any Mobile Number




WhatsApp is required for you to have a mobile number in order to create a WhatsApp account for
some reasons if you don’t want to use your phone number, you can still use WhatsApp,
send/receive messages from it. How to do this WhatsApp hack? Well, here are the steps:


1. Uninstall WhatsApp if you already have it installed in your mobile phone. Y ou can keep
WhatsApp images/video files.

2. Download and Install WhatsApp again.

3. Block your message service by simply shifting to flight mode. Now, open WhatsApp and
add your number to it. So, it will not able to send message to server and verify your mobile
number.

4. As verification is still incomplete and messages are blocked, Whatsapp will ask you to
choose alternative method to verify. Choose ‘Verify through SMS’ and enter your email
address. Click ‘Send’ and without waiting for a second, click ‘Cancel’. This terminates the
authorization process.

5. Now, you are required to spoof message. Install Spoof Text Message for Andriod and Fakea-
Message for iPhone

6. Go to your Outbox -> Copy the message details to spoofer app -> Send it to spoofed
verification.

7. Use these details in your spoofed message: To: +447900347295 From: +(Country code)
(mobile number) Message: Y our email address

8. A message will be sent to that spoofed number and you can now use this number to
connect with friends.




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