How to create new facebook account with same phone number

About 31.8 percent of Facebook's 2.23 billion active users access the social networking site from their laptop or desktop, according to Statista data from January 2018. While the vast majority of users access the site from their smartphones, roughly 709.1 million computer users are nothing to scoff at.

If you're among the millions who like to browse that endless stream of baby photos and dog videos on a bigger screen and pound out status updates on a physical keyboard, you may find yourself at some point wanting to create a secondary Facebook account on the same computer. Setting up another account entails the same process as creating your first one. Bear in mind, though, that Facebook's Community Standards don't allow individual users to maintain more than one personal account. Instead, Facebook recommends creating a Page separate from your personal profile if wish to represent your business or if your position as a public figure. But if you have multiple people sharing the same computer, you're in the clear to have two Facebook accounts. Every user just needs to have their own unique email address or mobile number.

STEP 1: Get Started 

If you're sharing a computer with another Facebook user, be sure to log out of the other person's account by selecting the arrow from Facebook's top control panel and clicking Log Out on the drop-down menu. Once you're logged out, head on over to the "Create an account" page at www.facebook.com/r.php to begin setting up your secondary account.

STEP 2: Enter the Basics

On the "Create an account" page, you'll need to enter some basic identification and contact info. In the respective blank fields, type in your first name, surname, mobile number or email address and a unique password. You'll be asked to re-enter your phone number or email address, either of which must be unique from any other users, and password to verify that they're correct. Now select the day, month and year of your birth and check the box next to the gender that you identify with, if you'd like.

When you're ready for your household to have two Facebook accounts, click the Sign Up button. Remember, this indicates that you agree with Facebook's terms of service, so you might want to give those a gander (they're linked on the "Create an Account" page).

STEP 3: Confirm Your Contact Info

To finish creating your household's secondary Facebook account, you'll need to verify the mobile phone number or email address you entered to set up your new account. If you signed up with a mobile number, enter the confirmation code you received via text message in the "Confirm" box that appears after clicking Sign Up. If you used an email address, follow the link you received from Facebook in your inbox.

STEP 4: Add the Details

Once your account is confirmed, you'll have access to all of Facebook's features. Though you're free to use the platform with just the info you entered, your first log-in takes you to a welcome page that makes it easy to flesh out your new profile and find friends. Click Add Picture or the "Take a photo" button to upload a profile picture from your computer's hard drive or take a fresh photo with your webcam. Enter the names of friends or family members in the "Find people you know" field to start adding friends and growing your social network.

To make further changes to your profile, visit your profile page by clicking on your name at the top toolbar and click Edit Profile. From here, you can change your profile and cover photos, create a biography, choose featured photos, customize your intro and add details related to your work, education, location, relationship status and more.

Are you looking for a trick to bypass SMS verification that you can use create multiple Facebook profiles with the same phone number you previously registered.Because of  Facebook's default security reasons, you are allowed to create limited accounts with the same IP (internet protocol) address. When you register multiple accounts with the same IP address you need to verify your self by mobile phone SMS code verification number.

Facebook does not allow you to create multiple accounts with the same number, but using a simple tip that allow you easily bypass the SMS verification using single number for multiple accounts as many as you want.

So, here is the trick Easily Bypass SMS verification for Multiple Facebook Accounts:

Step 1: Open a new email account and Sign up a new Facebook account with your details.

Step 2: Now as you have already crossed the limitation of multiple accounts registration with the same IP address you will required to verify your new account registration via mobile SMS verification. You will required to delete your number from any of your accounts you have previously registered.To deleted your old number from your account visit your settings > mobile and remove number.

Step 3: Than simply enter your phone number for your new account SMS verification and delete it when the verification is complete. This way you can do as follow just by removing your number from Facebook Mobile settings and create multiple accounts with the same number.