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I need Whatsapp Api.dll file. for Whatsapp Windows Apllication on C#

What I have tried:

tried to find on net via google but still did`t find. please send me a link or inbox me on facebook @ [Email removed]
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Updated 5-Mar-16 22:24pm
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Patrice T 5-Mar-16 14:54pm    
What about asking Whatsapp ?
Never put your Email in public forum.
If there is a link, it will be in answer.
Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 6-Mar-16 4:19am    
WhatsappApi.dll is a third-party custom package for usage. WhatsApp doesn't support APIs officially.
[no name] 5-Mar-16 15:02pm    
You won't find anyone here who will do your work for you. This site is here to assist users with efforts and attempts to troubleshoot issues they've attempted their hand at.

You expecting people to go find the dll for you, is sheer lazy. Try first install whatsapp and locate the dll yourself.
Member 12371898 5-Mar-16 15:13pm    
There are tutorials on YouTube how to do this, it isn't more advanced than a Google Search and a couple of mouse clicks.

Just simply write the keywords WhatsApp and Dll

You can take reference from the below link (
PHP
The php WhatsApp library

)

GitHub - mgp25/Chat-API: The php WhatsApp library[^]

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WhatsApp doesn't support an official API. Because the data of WhatsApp remains on the device and not on a central server, it means that to have an API the API must also be live on the device, and then on the server, and then the requests should be sent down to the device and authentication and authorization and... Stop it! Long story short, they don't have an official API.

Many third-party custom libraries are available on the Internet, for C#, you may want to search on NuGet galleries and get a package. For example, this one, https://www.nuget.org/packages/Whatsapp.NET/1.2.1[^]

You can download the packages by executing the following command:
Install-Package Whatsapp.NET -Version 1.2.1

NuGet package manager would automatically download and store the .dll file in your project. You may keep that .dll file somewhere that you want to keep it. But that doesn't make any sense, either.
 
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