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The question remains: Will they disable god mode? I'm truly not comfortable with this feature, I should be able to block total access from my database. I deal w
by jturolla 13y ago
The question remains: Will they disable god mode? I'm truly not comfortable with this feature, I should be able to block total access from my database. I deal with extremely sensitive personal information of thousands of users, and I would never give access to it for support people from a company I hired - Not even MY support team has access to it!
- reidrac 13y agoI think in those cases you may not be legally allowed to use a 3rd party managed service to handle the data, although it probably depends on the country where your company is operating. Also that "god mode" only makes things easier, if you're hiring a managed service by definition it means someone must have access to manage the service. The answer is: manage it yourself effectively locking access to any 3rd party.
- nolok 13y agoThere is a difference between "someone must have access" and "a random support account at that company can have full access". I agree with parent that customer should be able to disable god mode on their account.
- X-Istence 13y agoSo why use their service then? Stand up your own database and use that.
- rsynnott 13y agoThis is the sort of circumstance where you really don't want to be using a hosted databases provider, to be honest....