Although you technically cannot create two separate Facebook accounts from one email address, you can use Facebook as two or more separate entities from the same Facebook account. Facebook allows you to create Pages for business, which can be managed from your personal profile account.

During the registration and later on when you actively use these accounts, Facebook still can detect multiple personal accounts by using digital fingerprints. These are registered every time you’re active online and can expose your web browser’s identity.

It’s against the Facebook Community Standards to maintain more than one personal account. If you want to represent your business, organization, brand or product on Facebook, you can use your personal account to create and manage a Page.

To unlink your Facebook or Google accounts:

1. Open your account settings.
2. Scroll down to the Account management section.
3. Click on the Unlink option next to which account you would like to unlink.

Launch the Facebook app on your phone or tablet. Look for a blue icon with a white “F” on your home screen or app…

Officially you shouldn’t have more than one Facebook profile but many people still have multiple accounts. As these aren’t linked then there is no easy way to find them. You can search for accounts on Facebook using email addresses and phone number and this may help you to identify different accounts.

Log into another Facebook account. Enter facebook.com in the address field to go to the Facebook website. Use your second Facebook account and password in the login fields at the top right. Click the “Log in” button to continue. You now have use two Facebook accounts simultaneously.

Facebook does not allow you to create multiple accounts with the same number, but using a simple tip that allow you easily bypass the SMS verification using single number for multiple accounts as many as you want.