I agree this sucks. But why not create a separate account for each app? I know some ios app developers do this so if they want to transfer ownership of an app, it’s a lot easier if you have a separate account.
On the other hand, yes I know that there are some things that you are allowed to do between applications if they are all owned by the same entity.
If I were a customer who contracted out development of a mobile app. I would insist on owning the Google account and having the source code. He said what if this had been work for a client.
Similarly, when I worked for a startup that was positioning itself for an exit (acquisition), I pushed through taking our AWS account out of our MSPs organization and us owning it even at the cost of volume discounts
On the other hand, yes I know that there are some things that you are allowed to do between applications if they are all owned by the same entity.
If I were a customer who contracted out development of a mobile app. I would insist on owning the Google account and having the source code. He said what if this had been work for a client.
Similarly, when I worked for a startup that was positioning itself for an exit (acquisition), I pushed through taking our AWS account out of our MSPs organization and us owning it even at the cost of volume discounts