Twitter related accounts

myacc

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Hello...I am currently running 7 Twitter related accounts. I run 3 accounts on one laptop, each account I work it on a diferrent browser, ie; Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox. Another 2 accounts I run on a mobile phone, 1 on the Chrome explorer and the other on the Twitter App. The other 2 accounts I run in the same way on a mobile phone. 4 of the seven accounts are registered with mobile numbers and an e-mail address, and the other 3 accounts are registered with only an e-mail address.I wish to expand and create many more Twitter accounts under the same niche, 1 account per week using only an e-mail address. Running these accounts on several devices and browsers is becoming a f*cking nightmare... and my question is... How can I run all accounts on just one laptop? What is the best way? Should I run them all just in say Chrome and after I finish working on one account, clear cookies and shit? Any help and advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
Use an anti-detect browser instead of Chrome like anty dolphin, go login etc or you can use an automation software like SuSocial.
 
You already fingerprinted these accounts. If you get banned, that could be the reason.
 
Great if you have mobile proxies (assuming you need a different country's IP) on top of anti-detect browsers. You can use Dolphin or AdsPower or whichever ones have chromium based browsers if that's more your thing, but avoid the regular browsers which are less secure when it comes to fingerprinting your activities.
 
If you wanna manage multi accounts on same computer, have a look into Anti-detect browsers Hidemyacc, Multilogin or Gologin as this solution will be perfect for you
 
Great if you have mobile proxies (assuming you need a different country's IP) on top of anti-detect browsers. You can use Dolphin or AdsPower or whichever ones have chromium based browsers if that's more your thing, but avoid the regular browsers which are less secure when it comes to fingerprinting your activities.
You can use this advice for the new accounts you plan on creating.
 
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