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Some people says that Multilogin subscription will solve this issue but I am not sure about that. We can use there browser only and It won’t be as convenient as app.
Multiple people logging into the same IG account?
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Some people says that Multilogin subscription will solve this issue but I am not sure about that. We can use there browser only and It won’t be as convenient as app.
Which browser would you use for this? A fingerprint hiding browser I'm guessing?
oh man, I am logged like into 11 accounts just through my ig app on my phone (I know ig app lets you to log in like 4-5 accounts, but if you login and then logout by pressing "remember login info", add another account, and then log in back to the first one - you have one extra account logged), although I am not using any services to change ip address or so on as I see here many of people do, first time I logged to them it was also from different country, till this day I had no issues about that, there are constantly 2 or sometimes even 3 people logged into them and so far everything seems good
Are the 2 or 3 people who you said login at a time each from different countries?
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Yes it is. Check Multilogin.
at this moment, usually no or from neighbour countries, in the start yeah all of them were from different countries, even different continents
I might try Multilogin. The only thing is that when I log onto my clients accounts, I usually need to manually approve a few thousand follow requests at a time (I have no problem doing this on the mobile app but it may take me way, way longer on a browser version of IG).
Does Multilogin allow for a mobile browser session, or just a desktop browser?
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You can create an Android profile there. There is a browser called "Mimic Mobile" just like Chrome
Thanks I'll look into it! Do you know of any solution that could let me have multiple virtual android devices on my phone, so that I could install the Instagram app within those virtual devices and access them all from one phone?
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Seriously I don't know that. It would be more beneficial if something like that exists.
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There is no problem with Multiple IP's or Logins,Whether or not they are from the same or different Location.All that matters is where are the Accounts Logged in,Mobile with 4g IP is the safest option out there.
For the Actions concerned,Do most of the Actions on one device and second device can do a few actions here and there which is not at all a Problem.
For the Actions concerned,Do most of the Actions on one device and second device can do a few actions here and there which is not at all a Problem.
You said there's no problem logging in from different locations, but then you said "all that matters is where the accounts are logged in". Can you clarify what you meant by this?
Or even if Multilogin had an app I could use on android it would be better instead of having to use desktop
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all that matters is where the accounts are logged in - By this I mean whether they are Logged in on some Emulator or some Bot etc out of which safest option is Mobile Phones with 4g IP with 2 Accounts maximum to be extremely safe.
Makes sense, thank you! Would you say that using an app like Multilogin + 4g proxy is safe for this purpose?
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I haven't tested Multilogin + 4g Proxy yet but I can say that yes it might work but atlast it's a Browser which has no comparison with a real mobile,Instead get a Phone with a sim card which is much safer ensuring 100% Guarantee.
I'm okay with having multiple phones but I'm trying to find a solution for if I travel etc and can't bring them all... I'm wondering if I can use something like TeamViewer to remotely access the phones from another device, thus keeping separate device ID's, separate 4g IP's, but control them all from one central device
