> - Every product/project you manage should be on a separate account on Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc.
I wouldn’t do this with Facebook. Creating a second account is against Facebook policy, and they may ban both accounts.
I wouldn’t do this with Facebook. Creating a second account is against Facebook policy, and they may ban both accounts.
If you want to represent your business, organisation, brand or product on Facebook, you can use your personal account to create and manage a Page.
We have a diametrically conflicting policy, by which personal accounts absolutely may not be used to manage company resources, for exactly the aforementioned reasons of minimising blast radius; so, we basically gave up on Facebook.
The double standard is evident: can you imagine any FAANG security team allowing a major corporate communications channel to be owned by a personal account? Answer: no; because doing something that fucking stupid would be a disciplinary offence.
A quick web search came up with Google's "associated account ban":
> "Associated account ban" means not just explicit account linkages, but also implicit ones, where a wife can be banned for the misbehavior of her husband
https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/ckoej1/googles_...
It is also a common policy on many forums.
And while I love complaining about policies and behavior of FB, Google, Amazon etc, this one makes sense.
Almost always you ban person, not account - so standard is to allow one account or to require accounts to be clearly linked (for example, a separate bot account that is clearly declared).