Adobe’s changes to its terms of use have sparked outrage on social media, as creatives publicly push back against Adobe having full access to the work they create.
Adobe recently updated its terms of use to clarify that it can access user content automatically and manually “using techniques such as machine learning.”
The company can use, replicate, or “create derivative works” based on what its users create on Adobe products like Photoshop and Illustrator. It can also look at subscriber content, even if the user is under a non-disclosure agreement, which effectively breaks the NDA, per Apple Insider.
The language of the new terms also opens the door for Adobe to
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