# Linking Accounts

### What is it? <a href="#id-82c1" id="id-82c1"></a>

**Linking accounts** allows you to connect multiple login methods (Telegram and Google) to a single Telemetrio account.

This provides:

* secure access
* backup login options
* easier account management

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### Why do I need it?

Linking accounts helps you:

* avoid losing access to your account
* log in using either **Telegram or Google**
* quickly switch between login methods

### Where can I find it?

1. Click your **profile icon** (top right corner)
2. Select **“Linking accounts”**

### How to link an account?

1. Open **Linking accounts**
2. In the **Add method of binding** section, choose:
   * **Telegram**
   * **Google**
3. Complete the authorization process

### Can I use both Telegram and Google at the same time?

Yes — you can have **multiple methods linked at once**.

This means:

* you can log in via Telegram or Google
* both methods will access the same account

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### How to unlink an account?

1. Go to **Linking accounts**
2. Remove the current account (it is unlinked instantly)

⚠️ Note:

* No confirmation step is required
* The account is removed immediately

### Important notes

* You can link **multiple login methods** to one account
* At least one method should remain linked to keep access
* Linking Telegram is required for some features (e.g. channel verification)
* Linked accounts are used for **authorization only**

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