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Akelleher at 18:12, 23 January 2024

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 == Managing Accounts Across Devices ==
-* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
+== Account Management Strategies ==
 * For Gmail users, try the "+" trick to sign up for multiple "aliases" using the same email address so you can easily manage multiple accounts with one login.
-** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki>  is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki>.
+** <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>  is the same email address as <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>.
 * Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
 * See [[Consoles & Platforms|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Agoldsnider: /* Managing Accounts Across Devices */

2023-07-12T15:02:03Z

Managing Accounts Across Devices

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	== Managing Accounts Across Devices ==		== Managing Accounts Across Devices ==

	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* ~~Use~~ the "+" trick to sign up for multiple ~~accounts~~ using he same email address so you can easily manage ~~lots of account~~		* For Gmail users, try the "+" trick to sign up for multiple "aliases" using the same email address so you can easily manage multiple accounts with one login.
	** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki> is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki>.		** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki> is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki>.
	** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		* Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Eblandin at 17:57, 13 June 2023

2023-06-13T17:57:32Z

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	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki> is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki> ~~dot com~~.		** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki> is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki>.
	** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Eblandin at 17:57, 13 June 2023

2023-06-13T17:57:04Z

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	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	** <nowiki>joe@~~test~~.com</nowiki>] is the same email address as ~~[/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection~~ <nowiki>~~[email protected]~~</nowiki>~~] dot come~~ which is also the ~~ame~~ email as ~~[/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection~~ <nowiki>~~[email protected]~~</nowiki>] dot com.		** <nowiki>joe@gmail.com</nowiki> is the same email address as <nowiki>joe+xbox1@gmail.com</nowiki> which is also the same email as <nowiki>joe+panda5@gmail.com</nowiki> dot com.
	** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Eblandin at 17:55, 13 June 2023

2023-06-13T17:55:32Z

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	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	** ~~[/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection~~ <nowiki>~~[email protected]~~</nowiki>] ~~dot com~~ is the same email address as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot come which is also the ame email as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot com.		** <nowiki>joe@test.com</nowiki>] is the same email address as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot come which is also the ame email as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot com.
	** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Eblandin at 17:52, 13 June 2023

2023-06-13T17:52:02Z

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	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	** ~~joe@gmail~~ dot com is the same email address as ~~joe+larry@gmail~~ dot come which is also the ~~same~~ email as ~~joe+smith@gmail~~ dot com.		** [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot com is the same email address as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot come which is also the ame email as [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection <nowiki>[email protected]</nowiki>] dot com.
	** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Agoldsnider: /* Managing Accounts Across Devices */

2023-06-12T20:26:03Z

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	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.
	* Managing [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] Accounts		* Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	** Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		** joe@gmail dot com is the same email address as joe+larry@gmail dot come which is also the same email as joe+smith@gmail dot com.
	*** joe@gmail dot com is the same email address as joe+larry@gmail dot come which is also the same email as joe+smith@gmail dot com.		** Outlook email addresses can also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).
	*** Outlook email addresses can be also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		* See [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] for specific console tips.

Agoldsnider: /* Accounts */

2023-06-12T20:24:07Z

Accounts

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	== Accounts ==		== Managing Accounts Across Devices ==

	* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.		* Make sure accounts you create are not tied to any specific employee, that way you are planning for potential staffing changes. This could be creating a Gmail or Outlook accounts to use as your core accounts or working with your IT to generate a number of accounts that can be accessed by anyone on your team.

Eblandin: /* Accounts */

2023-05-19T16:11:27Z

Accounts

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	* Managing [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] Accounts		* Managing [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] Accounts
	** Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		** Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	*** joe@~~test~~ dot com is the same email address as joe+larry@~~test~~ dot come which is also the same email as joe+smith@~~test~~ dot com.		*** joe@gmail dot com is the same email address as joe+larry@gmail dot come which is also the same email as joe+smith@gmail dot com.
	*** Outlook email addresses can be also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		*** Outlook email addresses can be also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).

Eblandin: /* Accounts */

2023-05-19T16:10:44Z

Accounts

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	* Managing [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] Accounts		* Managing [[Consoles & Platforms\|Console & Platforms]] Accounts
	** Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account		** Use the "+" trick to sign up for multiple accounts using he same email address so you can easily manage lots of account
	*** joe@test dot com is the same email address as test+ which is also the same email as joe+smith@test dot ~~come~~		*** joe@test dot com is the same email address as joe+larry@test dot come which is also the same email as joe+smith@test dot com.
	*** Outlook email addresses can be also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).		*** Outlook email addresses can be also be used for individual console accounts and are automatically associated with Microsoft/Xbox services. The Outlook account acts the same way any other email address would and can be used to create other gaming platform accounts (Epic, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.).