Adobe now requires all of its Photoshop users to accept new terms that give its photo editing app access to your work if it's stored in the cloud, with customers unable to even uninstall Photoshop unless they agree to the terms. Naturally, plenty of them are angry.
In a change to Adobe’s terms of use, highlighted by users including Sam Santala on X, Sections 2.2 and 4.1 have been updated to state, “We may access, view, or listen to your Content through both automated and manual methods, but only in limited ways, and only as permitted by law.” In addition, Section 4.1 also describes how Adobe has the right to remove any content it deems inappropriate, specifying, “We reserve the right (but do not have the obligation) to remove Content or restrict access to content for use by, or create using the services and software.”
