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Default You can now use two Google Keep accounts simultaneously on your Android tab

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

  • Google Keep on Android tablets and foldables now supports using multiple accounts in different app instances.
  • The feature is currently rolling out to Google Workspace accounts, as well as personal ones.
  • Its currently unclear when (and if) this new addition will expand to iPads, too.
Last year, Google Keep rolled out support for multiple app instances on large-screen Android devices. This allows tablet and foldable phone users to open two different Google Keep windows side-by-side. To supercharge the feature, Google is now baking multi-account support into it, making the app even more capable on compatible Android tablets and foldables.

Google announced through a blog post that its rolling out multi-account support to its Keep app on compatible Android devices. Prior to this change, Android tablet and foldable phone users were limited to two instances of the same Google Keep account at a time. The company explains:




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