Hello,If an organization adds a new app developer who is working remotely to their Apple Developer/App Store Connect account and you only assign the role "developer" to that person, can that person do any bad things to the organization? Do you simply have to trust the person?What can be done to make sure the person is trustworthy?Are there any precautions or additional safety measures that an organization could implement to make sure that a new team member (who is working remotely only) can't abuse the rights that the "developer" role in the Apple Developer/App Store Connect account offers?What would be the worst thing that a person could do if he has access to the organization's Apple Developer/App Store Connect account with "developer" role?Thank you so much, kind regards and stay safe these days!
Brachi
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Hello,I know that Apple has allowed to implement in-app purchases for tipping since last year. I read the guidelines but I'm now sure if I interpret them correctly.For example if you have a photo editing app. After the user has successfully saved the photo that he edited with the app, could it simply show a message like:"Do you like the app? Please leave a tip:" and add different buttons to choose from:"Pay $0,99 tip""Pay $4,99 tip""Pay $9,99 tip""No, thanks"Would that be in compliance with Apple's guidelines?Thank you!