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This means you can have two Keep windows open side-by-side, each logged into a different Google account. This is particularly handy for users who manage both personal and work accounts, or for those who simply have multiple Google accounts. <\/p>\n
Now, with multi-account support, each of these split-screen instances can be logged into a different Google account. This opens up a whole new level of productivity and flexibility for Google Keep users on large-screen Android devices. <\/p>\n
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This feature is available to all Google Workspace customers, as well as Workspace Individual Subscribers and users with personal Google accounts. So, no matter what type of Google account you have, if you're using Google Keep on a large-screen Android device, you'll be able to take advantage of this new multi-account support. <\/p>\n
This update is just the latest in a series of improvements that Google has been making to its Workspace apps. It's clear that Googlewants to make its productivity tools as useful as possible for users of large screen devices. <\/p>\n
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