I kinda doubt that. It's not in those networks best interests. They need as complete a picture of _you_ as possible to sell you shit. You can have semi-multipl

I kinda doubt that. It's not in those networks best interests. They need as complete a picture of _you_ as possible to sell you shit. You can have semi-multiple identities based on the pages you manage/control, but most sites don't want to make it easy to switch accounts because it could lead to ambiguity to their data. For example, to use multiple accounts on Reddit, you need either The Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) plugin or some type of cookie isolator like container tabs in Firefox or multiple browsers. I think you need to do something similar for Twitter (or use a desktop client). Federated Social networks that use either ActivityPub or OStatus (like Mastodon, Pleroma and GNUSocial) are interesting because you can have independent accounts on multiple instances, and be logged into all of them without browser tricks (since they're all on different domains).