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# Account sharing

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Easily share your account with other Incogniton users using the account sharing feature. The goal of this feature is to make it easier for one account to manage another account’s profiles. It’s more secure and convenient to directly log in to manage the profiles, without sharing passwords. Let’s see how it works.

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### Navigate to account settings

Log in to the Incogniton app and navigate to **Settings > Share account**.

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### Invite a new account

Click on **Invite new account**. Enter the recipient’s email address and choose an expiry date - they can access your account until this date. Then click **Send invite**.

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In the overview you see which accounts are **shared by you** and which accounts are **shared with you**. When you click on the 3-bullet icon next to an account, you can revoke access or edit the expiry date.
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**Notes:**

* The number of profiles is not combined; each account keeps its own limit.
* You can only give account access to paid users with at least 50 profiles.
* Sharing is not available if you have 2FA enabled.
* You cannot add your own email.
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Do you have any questions about this feature? Don’t hesitate to contact our [support department](https://incogniton.com/contact/).
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