Dual SIM phone or maintaining a dual identity on the internet… there can be a lot of reasons for you to be able to
access multiple online accounts
at once. With a browser and a computer, things are a way too easy.
However, as far as smartphones are concerned, managing multiple accounts
becomes a tad difficult.
There are developers like Instagram, who listen to users and give a provision to
add multiple accounts from a single app,
but then there are the others. WhatsApp, Facebook and lot more who
think that a person can live with only a single account, even though he
is using a dual SIM phone and can have different business and personal
identities.
We have seen a method in the past using which one can change the signature of an app and clone it to
run multiple instances.
But the app is hard to work with (especially with recent security
updates to Android) and didn’t give a 100% result. So to make things
better, I would like to introduce to an app called Parallel Space using
which you can run two instances of the same app and that too without
breaking a sweat.
Using this app, you can run two instances of any app installed in
your phone, like WhatsApp, Facebook, and even Uber and work both of them
will work independently. So that means two accounts of WhatsApp, Hike,
and even Snapchat, that too without root access. So let’s see how the
app works. hhjh
How to Use Parallel Space ?
Once you install
Parallel Space,
it will automatically add Facebook+ and Instagram+ icon in the app
drawer along with the Parallel Space app. This app is like a sandbox
where you run all the other apps and just as you launch Faecbook+ or
Instagram+ it will ask you to configure a new account. Just think of it
as running a browser as a different user and both the app will work in
parallel space.
After you launch the app, you will see a grid
with some default apps.
To add a new one, tap on the plus icon at the bottom of the page and
you will see a list of all the apps installed on your phone. Just select
the one you wish to add and then let the app do its magic.
The app will be added to the Parallel Space, and you will be able to
configure as a newly installed app. I tried WhatsApp, Uber, Facebook,
Messenger and every one of them worked like a charm. There is no
limitation on the number of apps you can run in parallel space, and
every app will keep on stacking up in the grid.
Thanks.....
Source by: http://www.guidingtech.com/56511/multiple-accounts-same-app-android/
