Adobe Reads Your Content

Very cool thing to read when launching Substance Painter today Adobe Updated Terms of Use We've made some changes to the Adobe General Terms of Use regarding the use of Software and Services, including: • Clarified that we may access your content through both automated and manual methods, such as for content review (Sections 2.2 and 4.1) • Modified our right to delete content for inactive accounts (Section 5.3) • Updated the period to resolve disputes informally from 60 to 30 days (Section 14.1) By closing this window, you'll be unable to continue using Adobe apps and services. By clicking "Accept and Continue," you agree that you have read and accepted the Terms of Use. Accept and Continue

A social media post shows a caption about launching Substance Painter, followed by an Adobe Terms of Use dialog. The highlighted clause says Adobe may access users' content through automated and manual methods, making the cheerful “very cool thing to read” caption sarcastic. The meme is sent as a reaction to alarming software policy updates and forced agreements. EN: A social media post shows a caption about launching Substance Painter, followed by an Adobe Terms of Use dialog. The highlighted clause says Adobe may access users' content through automated and manual methods, making the cheerful “very cool thing to read” caption sarcastic. The meme is sent as a reaction to alarming software policy updates and forced agreements.

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