Facebook wants to change the rules with one of the biggest changes to accounts

In a very silent and without advertising to the world, Facebook is experiencing one of the biggest changes ever in the social network. This is still being tested and promises to change the way users will use this service.

From what could have been discovered, Facebook will change users’ accounts and give them a change that makes them more useful and adapted to any situation. It will soon be possible to have multiple profiles per account.

Changes that will change Facebook
It is still in the testing phase, but the team of the largest social network on the Internet has already confirmed that it is already evaluating a profound change to its service.  This change will focus on user accounts and what they provide.
what was You may knowSoon, users will be able to have up to 5 different profiles in each account, which can be used in different scenarios and as the user wants, always within the context of the rules set by Facebook.
Profiles will give you more opportunities
A practical example of this use of profiles is when a user wants to interact outside of their personal domain.  This includes co-workers, interest groups and other domains owned by Facebook, each of these profiles is for private use.








It is not yet known what the true dimension of this test will be, nor how many users it will cover to rate it.  There is still doubt as to whether this new feature will actually be announced and launched globally and accessible to all users.
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So the accounts can see the changing rules
Users will only need to associate their names with their personal accounts, after which they will be able to create profiles with different information.  They will be able to use nicknames or other identities, as long as they don't violate other rules, such as those prohibiting impersonation.
It's strange this change of Facebook when it comes to its accounts.  Unlike other networks, the largest social network on the Internet forces users to use their own names to ensure that they are real people and not fake accounts.