> everyone should have their own account to authenticate, there’s absolutely no need to share a password ever. It’s a lazy insecure solution implemented by peop

> everyone should have their own account to authenticate, there’s absolutely no need to share a password ever. It’s a lazy insecure solution implemented by people who either can’t be bothered to do it the correct way, are too cheap to pay for a multi account subscription and rather compromise their own security or simply unskilled and don’t know that everyone can use their own account. We develop iOS applications. We have an organisation developer account with Apple that allows us to give each of our team members their own login, complete with varying permissions levels. On a fairly regular basis, Apple updates their license agreement. This requires the account owner to read and agree to the new terms before we can make changes to our account. This is the one permission that cannot be delegated. It has to be the account owner and nobody else on the team can do it. Furthermore, that account must be protected with MFA. We also develop Android apps. We have a similar account on the Play Store. We'd like to connect our API servers to the Google Play developer account so that we can verify receipts for in-app purchases to determine that they are authentic. Doing so requires the account owner to enable this API. No other team member is allowed to do it. The account owner is on holiday / off sick / hit by a bus. How do we do this?