While multiple account support for Messenger is not exactly as useful as with Instagram, it's a welcome feature for those who have shared devices like a home tablet. The refreshed app should come to your Android devices in the coming days and once your app gets the update, just head over to the settings tab and looks for 'Accounts'. Facebook has stated that the company has disabled 2.19 billion accounts in the first quarter of 2019 with 5 percent of accounts likely to be fake. According to Guy Rosen, Vice President of Integrity, the largest social networking site reported in their latest enforcement activity that they have disabled more than 2 billion of fake accounts set up by "bad actors". "The amount of accounts we took action on increased due to automated attacks by bad actors who attempt to create large volumes of accounts at one time," Rosen stated. Facebook is also yet to uncover five percent of the 2.4 billion monthly active users that are fake accounts as well. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Messenger for Android introduces multi-account feature" and "Facebook disables 2.19 billion accounts in Q1 2019".
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Jun 13, 2026While multiple account support for Messenger is not exactly as useful as with Instagram, it's a welcome feature for those who have shared devices like a home tablet. The refreshed app should come to your Android devices in the coming days and once your app gets the update, just head over to the settings tab and looks for 'Accounts'.
Facebook has stated that the company has disabled 2.19 billion accounts in the first quarter of 2019 with 5 percent of accounts likely to be fake. According to Guy Rosen, Vice President of Integrity, the largest social networking site reported in their latest enforcement activity that they have disabled more than 2 billion of fake accounts set up by "bad actors". "The amount of accounts we took action on increased due to automated attacks by bad actors who attempt to create large volumes of accounts at one time," Rosen stated.
Our coverage of multiple accounts includes: "Facebook Messenger for Android introduces multi-account feature"; "Facebook disables 2.19 billion accounts in Q1 2019"; "Google Chrome expands Autofill with Google Wallet integration". Each article provides unique insights and information.