[Warmonger]

We manage several client social media accounts, and three employees take turns posting and replying through the mobile apps. I don’t want those accounts linked to anyone’s personal phone, SIM data, or home IP, but the team still needs to hand the work over during the day. Can this be arranged so everyone can do their part and the client accounts remain separate from our personal devices?

[TheLost]

Personal phones won’t work well here, because every handoff changes the device and network data seen by the app. A shared password also gives every employee access to every client account. Use a separate cloud Android profile for each client, bind one proxy to it, and give employees access only to the profiles they handle. The account stays inside one mobile environment while different team members take turns working.

[Belingo]

The next thing to check is whether the service keeps each Android profile consistent when another employee opens it. Redfinger offers cloud phones with remote access, but its fingerprints, proxy settings, and team permissions need checking before you put client accounts there. You can read a Redfinger cloud phone review here https://gologin.com/blog/redfinger-android-cloud-review/ . Test one profile with a spare account and two employees. Keep it only when the IP and device data stay unchanged after each handoff.

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