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how to post on two facebook account simultaneously using only one ? - darkskiesit - 03-09-2014 10:46 AM
so the idea could be that:
- You have a smartphone with integrated application to post both simultaneously on twitter and facebook (called UberSocial that uses a simple FBapp to post from twitter when you use US).
- You want to post from the previous facebook account directly to another?
I THINK YOU NEED A FB APP INSTALLED ON BOTH ACCOUNT TO DO THIS!!!
BUT I DON'T KNOW IF SOMEONE HAS EVER CODED AN APP LIKE THIS AND IF THIS IS IN RESPECTING OF FB POLICY.
LET ME KNOW IF YOU FIND SOMETHING INTERESTING...
BYE
- Krista - 03-09-2014 10:53 AM
You can't do this. In fact, it is against facebook rules to have more than one account. If you are found with having more than one account, Facebook will delete both.
There is no App that can do what you described.
- Haley - 03-09-2014 11:05 AM
Krista is wrong. Some people get hacked and their facebook passwords change... Although this is illegal, it happens. So i don't think their allowed to delete both. Maybe if you send an e-mail about being hacked they may or may not delete the other one. But if you have a facebook i dont think their allowed to delete it unless your using both "For fun" You may can try it but im not sure. If you want to find out if this is against facebook policy you can probably email Mark Zuckerburg (Facebook creator) about it and he can tell you whether or not he wants people with two different facebooks talking to people on different accounts. It's your choice really whether or not you want advice from the maker himself or you just want to do it your own way but it's a choice between telling Mark that you have an amazing idea (Which im sure he will be understanding about knowing that he has his own ideas about technology also) Or not asking at all and being arrested for something you weren't even sure about.