However, Android doesn't limit you to one Google account per device. As with Windows and macOS, you can set up multiple logins and switch between them. This means, for example, that you're able to share an Android tablet with your partner or jump between work and personal Google accounts on your phone.

You cannot "merge" Google accounts, but you can transfer from one account to another; some limitations do apply, and not everything can be transferred, Check emails from other accounts for help with transferring emails to the new account. If transferring mail from Gmail to Gmail, you need to allow less secure apps.

Some of the top reasons people have more than one Google account are: Having a personal and work account. Having a personal and school account. Having a personal, school, and work account (the trifecta)

Google allows its users to set up an unlimited number of Gmail addresses. You can manage all of your Gmail addresses in one place through your Google account, which makes it easy to stay organized. There is a caveat though: You'll be limited to four total Gmail accounts linked to the same phone number.