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A big worry with this kind of thing is how control is established, e.g. to prevent the feature to be used abusively it needs to be obvious to anyone using the "
by detaro 5y ago
A big worry with this kind of thing is how control is established, e.g. to prevent the feature to be used abusively it needs to be obvious to anyone using the "child" account that it is under control.
If your structure allows implementing this cleanly, allowing the parent account to gain a (read-only?) login session to the child account could be an option.
- _448 5y ago> it needs to be obvious to anyone using the "child" account that it is under control. This can be achieved by providing a notification/an indication on how many people are using that account and providing access to the login history?
- detaro 5y agoThe test is relatively simple: If you use the app as you normally would, you need to notice that an account got linked as a parent account, and the parent account can not be able to hide this. I.e. hidden somewhere in the settings is a start, but not enough.