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Just something to note: This concern doesn't apply to companies that pay a lot of money and have a tam or "customer success *" person assigned to them who they
by _8j50 4y ago
Just something to note: This concern doesn't apply to companies that pay a lot of money and have a tam or "customer success *" person assigned to them who they can call and get things done. All the lockedout complaints are from individuals or small or medium-small (<2k) size companies. I only say this because while I don't have a single google device and haven't used a google account in years personally, I have no problem using gcp stuff for work where we have federated login plus multiple contracts with them.
When you have a contract with them, you can sue them for downtime/costs resulting from faulty lockouts. Even if they expressly made you sign that you can't, you can still have merit and your day in court with a good legal team and they know it.