Manage Multiple Facebook Accounts Safely

Yes. DuoPlus provides isolated cloud Android phones with unique device fingerprints and exclusive IPs, safely managing multiple Facebook accounts (e.g., personal profiles, brand pages) while avoiding cross-account association.

1. Native switch: Open the app → Tap your avatar (top right) → Select ‘Switch Account’ or ‘Add Account’.
   2. DuoPlus switch: Each account runs in a separate cloud window—toggle directly without repeated logins.

1. Follow limits: 1 personal profile, use Pages for business.
   2. Avoid automation: No bulk actions—mimic natural interaction.
   3. Unique content: No duplicate posts across accounts.
   4. Warm new accounts: Gradually increase activity over 2-3 weeks.
   5. Obey guidelines: No copyrighted/violating content.

Yes. Facebook requires each account to bind a unique email/phone number. DuoPlus uses independent cloud environments to ensure credential uniqueness, complying with platform rules.

1. Recover from Trash: Go to your profile → ‘Activity Log’ → ‘Trash’ (content stays 30 days) → Tap ‘Restore’.
   2. Permanent deletion: After 30 days, content can’t be restored—back up via ‘Settings → Your Facebook Information’ regularly.

Low risk if compliant. DuoPlus simulates real device environments (unique fingerprints, regional IPs) to avoid detection. Bans usually result from violations (e.g., fake profiles, spam) rather than multi-account use.

Yes, with limits: 1. Business Pages: Schedule via Creator Studio or third-party tools (e.g., Later).
2. Personal profiles/groups: No native scheduling—post in real time or use approved third-party apps.

Regular devices share hardware IDs/IPs, making Facebook link accounts easily. DuoPlus gives each account an independent environment (unique fingerprint, dedicated proxy, isolated data) to be recognized as a separate user.

Facebook free users have no fixed total storage limit. Single photos are capped at 15MB, albums hold up to 2,048 photos, and accounts have a 5,000-photo total limit. Media is compressed for performance, and there’s no Facebook-specific paid storage expansion.

1. Archive: Hides content from your timeline (only you see it) and lets you restore anytime.
   2. Delete: Moves content to Trash for 30 days, then permanently deletes it with no recovery option.