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Every family member invited to Premium Family gets their own Premium account, so you can each play your own music whenever you want. You don't need to use each other's login details or schedule time when you can use Spotify.
Our platform and user records are totally secure, but sometimes breaches on other services means someone else may log into your Spotify account.
Look out for:
- Your password not working anymore
- Your email address changing
- Playlists added or lost
- Recently Played looking wrong
- Music playing without your control
- Your subscription changing
- Another Facebook connecting to your account
- Emails about logins you don’t recognise
Rest assured, your financial and security details are never compromised.
Secure your account
First, reset your password
Open your reset link in a private/incognito window, and choose a strong password you haven't used before.
Change the password for any service associated with your account, such as your email address, Facebook, or Apple.
Tip:Check the security of your Facebook.
Then, sign out everywhere
Log in to your account page, scroll down, and select SIGN OUT EVERYWHERE.
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Lost anything?
We can help secure and restore anything lost on your account.
Tip: Prepare a screenshot of your Spotify receipt or bank statement - we may need it for security (make sure it doesn’t show your full credit card number, expiration date, or 3-digit code).
When you have several people accessing your Shopify admin, it's a good idea to have staff accounts set up for each person. You can set staff permissions to let other people access your Shopify admin, without giving them access to sensitive information. Having staff can also help you to keep track of recent changes and events on your store's timeline.
The number of staff members you can create is determined by your Shopify pricing plan:
- The Shopify Lite plan includes 1 staff member.
- The Basic Shopify plan includes 2 staff members.
- The Shopify plan includes 5 staff members.
- The Advanced Shopify plan includes 15 staff members.
- The Shopify Plus plan includes unlimited staff members.
Note
The number of staff members is in addition to the store owner.
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A staff member can have one of the following levels of permissions:
Owner permissions - Allows unlimited access to a Shopify store. The staff member can manage the account and the financial information for the store. View a complete list of tasks that can be accessed only by the store owner.
There can only be one store owner at a time. By default, this is the person that originally opened the Shopify store.
Full permissions - Allows access to all sections of a Shopify store, apart from sensitive account or financial information.
Limited permissions - Restricts a user to specified sections of your store. When you restrict a staff member from a section of the admin, they still see it in the sidebar of the admin, but they can't click or view any part of that section. For example, if you restrict a staff member from accessing your Settings page, then you also restrict them from accessing the shipping and the tax settings.
The reasons for using limited permissions for staff will be different for each store. For example, you might want to use staff permissions in the following cases:
- You don't want staff members to see any of your sales information, such as sales by month or sales by staff on the Reports page.
- You don't want staff members to access any sensitive apps that might affect your business on the Apps page.
- You don't want staff members to change any of your general store settings, such as your store address or your credit card information on the Settings page.
Store owners can give staff permissions to log in to Shopify admin, but they can't edit their details.