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There are endless online services which only allow one user per logical account. In fact I would say the majority of them do it.
by giovannibajo1 10y ago
There are endless online services which only allow one user per logical account. In fact I would say the majority of them do it.
- megous 10y agoSo why not create multiple accounts? ToS usually advises against sharing credentials.
- will_hughes 10y agoBecause sometimes you're trying to manage a single resource. eg I know some phone/sms services that only let one account manage a phone number or something. Also, sometimes account licences are absurdly expensive. There's some services that even though we have (say) 50 licenced users, they also want us to have licences for each admin. We're not spending $50k/year just so we can each login once or twice a year to fix/configure something for someone.