Several clauses work against you. Risk score 47/100 · 8 clauses that matter · 3 high risk
You retain ownership of your content, but give Adobe a license to use it to operate their services and software.
Adobe may share your information with businesses, such as your name, email address, and entitlement information, if you use a business email address to create your Adobe account.
“We may share information”
1.4 Business Email Domains
Adobe may make changes to their terms, and if you don't agree, you must stop using their services and software and cancel your subscription.
“We may make changes”
1.5 Updates to Terms
Adobe may provide your personal information to businesses, such as your name, email address, and entitlement information, if you use a business email address to create your Adobe account.
“We may provide your personal information”
1.4 Business Email Domains
You must be 13 or older to register for an Adobe ID. If you're under 13, your school can deploy Adobe services to you, but they control your account and content.
“13 or older”
1. Introduction
Adobe reserves the right to delete your content after your subscription ends, so make sure to back it up regularly and download it before canceling your subscription.
“We reserve the right”
3.3 Storage
Adobe may collect data about your use of their services and software, including crash data and content analytics, to improve their products and services.
“We may collect data”
3.11 Other License Types
Adobe reserves the right to delete your content after your subscription ends, so make sure to back it up regularly and download it before canceling your subscription.
“We reserve the right to delete”
3.3 Storage
You own your content, but you give Adobe a license to use it to operate their services and software, such as to publish your work or share it with others.
“You retain all rights”
4.2 Ownership
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