Twitter is a social media platform with more than 3.3 billion monthly active users and is very popular around the world. Many individuals and institutions use Twitter to promote themselves or their organizations. This often requires managing multiple Twitter accounts to reach their goals, but this also presents the challenge of managing multiple Twitter accounts simultaneously.
 

Managing multiple accounts is not an easy task for every social media user. Tasks like tracking engagement metrics, responding to DMs and comments, tweeting, and following trends are necessary for every account. To accomplish all of these tasks without compromising performance, specific software is required, such as a multi-login browser.
 

How to switch between multiple twitter accounts without being linked?
 

One thing to note is that Twitter has a certain limit on the number of accounts that can be managed under a single IP address. Think of an IP address as your gateway into the world of the Internet.
 

So how many Twitter accounts can you really have?

Twitter allows you to add and manage up to five accounts from the same IP address.
 

If you are accessing the Twitter website through a web browser, please follow these steps:
 

On the website, click on your username in the lower left corner to view all connected accounts.
 

Select the account you want to view.
 

On mobile, the steps to switch accounts are slightly different:
 

On an iPhone, open the hamburger menu and tap the profile icon for the desired account.
 

On an iPad, tap the "More" icon, then tap the ellipsis icon. Android users need to tap the profile icon, then tap the down arrow.
 

You can then switch accounts by selecting a username.
 

Remember, if you connect an account via the web, it must also be connected via the app, and vice versa.
 

What do you do if you need to manage more than five accounts and still operate within Twitter's rules?
 

Using a multi-login account browser is a good option.
 

Bitbrowser orrent Account Browser assigns a unique browser fingerprint to each user profile or account, enabling you to operate within Twitter's stated limits and achieve your goals. Twitter uses your browser fingerprint to identify your device and match it to your account.
 

While this is a security measure, it is also used to monitor if you have exceeded the maximum number of Twitter accounts allowed.
 

In addition, if you want to learn how to manage multiple Twitter accounts for your customers, choosing the multi-login account browser to browse is your best choice. Whether you are an individual practitioner or a team member, Dodden Account Explorer offers a variety of different packages to meet your various needs.