Galaxy Note 9 Dual Messenger feature will make your life easier

What the Dual Messenger feature essentially does is clone messaging applications. The cloned apps run in a sandboxed environment, a virtual walled garden separate from the main device so to speak. All that's left to do then is to have one account on one app and the other on the cloned app. The same can also be done inside Samsung's Secure Folder but it requires a password or biometric authentication. Dual Messenger is a simpler way of achieving the same objective.

Galaxy Note 9 Dual Messenger

Bear in mind that only the installed apps that don't natively support more than one account will be listed in the configuration panel for Dual Messenger. The apps that do allow you to run multiple accounts on the same device won't show up here. Dual Messenger has to be enabled separately for each of the supported apps.

Step 1: Launch Settings. You'll find Dual Messenger in the Advanced features menu

Step 2: Tap on the toggle next to the app you want to run two accounts on. You will be prompted to install a copy of that app

Step 3: Enable Contact selection if you only want selected contacts to appear in the second app. If this isn't enabled, all of your contacts will be shared between the first and second apps. Use this feature if you want to limit the contacts between both accounts

That's all you need to do to enable the Galaxy Note 9 Dual Messenger feature. The second app will be accessible from the app drawer and will have a small chain icon in the bottom-right corner. As both are technically different applications, switching between them is a breeze. Supported apps will also be able to be used in Multi-Window. Do remember that if you delete the first app, it's clone create by Dual Messenger will be deleted automatically as well.

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