just read someone thinks playing clash of multiple devices can get you banned

[HogAddict]

He said his bud had no issues with the eight accounts on one device.

Me neither, and I've got 11 on my phone as well (9 are TH3-5 mainly for when I'm bored and do wars with myself lol).

He said he hasn't until now, implying he does now.

I fix old devices that people give me when they upgrade. So I have four crappy old iPhones and an iPad for my five accounts haha
not enough to war with myself though which sounds fun

[Ajax]

"not allowed to have more the one account on one device" haven't really ever figured that out... My friend an his son love playing the game, they share a tablet between them, that's 2 accounts one device. So, that's not allowed? Imo, that's ridiculous if so!

They can only afford that one tablet, money is tight for some people.

Do I understand this correctly? They can't do this?

NO, you have not understood correctly.

They are allowed to do it, but Supercell will not normally give any support for issues that arise.

[Superfinch30]

Lots of misunderstanding going on here.

Yes, multiple accounts on a single device USED TO be against the ToS. But never enforced.

Then it was officially allowed after a ToS change.

On your first and primary account, you have a right and expectation of support if anything goes wrong.

It doesn't necessarily mean that support won't help you if anything goes wrong with an alt, just that you have no right to expect any.

If they just say tough, then that's allowed according to the ToS. Doesn't necessarily mean that they will or won't.

That help?

[Kingzenith]

Lots of misunderstanding going on here.

Yes, multiple accounts on a single device USED TO be against the ToS. But never enforced.

Then it was officially allowed after a ToS change.

On your first and primary account, you have a right and expectation of support if anything goes wrong.

It doesn't necessarily mean that support won't help you if anything goes wrong with an alt, just that you have no right to expect any.

If they just say tough, then that's allowed according to the ToS. Doesn't necessarily mean that they will or won't.

That help?

Glad they changed it. So basically, one account per device, and they'll gladly try to resolve issues. Switching between accounts, and they won't guarentee any help.

[Nexus18]

1 account per device.
is that really that tough to comprehend?

[WhiskeySixx]

Lots of misunderstanding going on here.

Yes, multiple accounts on a single device USED TO be against the ToS. But never enforced.

Then it was officially allowed after a ToS change.

On your first and primary account, you have a right and expectation of support if anything goes wrong.

It doesn't necessarily mean that support won't help you if anything goes wrong with an alt, just that you have no right to expect any.

If they just say tough, then that's allowed according to the ToS. Doesn't necessarily mean that they will or won't.

That help?

Thank you! Definitely clears it up. Clash on!

#CCWFE

[Snarg]

1 account per device.
is that really that tough to comprehend?

Yes, because you are incorrect. Other then support not having to support you if there is an issue, there is nothing that prevents you from having more than one account per device.

[Ajax]

1 account per device.
is that really that tough to comprehend?

It is perfectly easy to comprehend.

But it is completely incorrect, so comprehending it makes no difference.

[DarkElixirDrill]

well they also allow 1 account on multiple devices, which is what this thread was meant to be about

[AxionXD]

Multiple on multiple device, no worries. Youll get support guaranteed if you have issues


Multiple on single device, not bannable. Not recommended and if you do have issues, you probably have a 50/50 chance at receiving support but they are not obligated to help.

iDevices are meant to be single users devices. If you insist on doing things the phone itself is not designed to do, problems can happen.

It's not recommended but no one will stop you from doing it. Just understand you do so at your own risk.