Since the registration can be done on web, and the login worked. It is only about time to create a client.

I will start shorty on creating a client on a windows (exe) as soon as I finish the implementing the protocol and the rest would only be GUI.

And since you cant get the registration code, then so far, you cant hijack a whatsapp account, and as long as the new whatsapp versions do not calculate the password by md5 of the inverse (which is tried on my account, using my imei, still my client produces a different password than that on my mobile) then you cant also hack someones account by simply knowing their IMEI. I dont see danger for misuse, specially because the ppl on this forum at least who r interesting in abusing whatsapp for lame reasons are not qualified enough to do anything about it.

What we are doing here, what I looked for months ago, was a desktop whatsapp client that did not exist. And not it can be done. I am trying to make whatsapp work exactly as it does on iPad for example where there is not SIM card.

Anyway, tgalal is doing a good job fixing the errors caused by the decompiling process which will save time and effort for anyone who is trying to create a client or help in the project.

Shame on whatsapps developers to be so careless about their users privacy, still it is a good app.