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Adobe Is Locking Users Who Don't Agree To New Terms That Allows The Company To Use And Sub-License Their Content (wccftech.com)

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[–] [email protected] 42 points 5 months ago

This is actually fucking insane. Like I get that it's so they can sell your work for generative tool training sets, but it also just lets them straight up sell your work and license it as they please? I can't see this going unchallenged legally. Adobe's software is practically load-bearing in creative industries. The idea that all the moneyed interests involved would just lay down and say, "sure you've got rights to our movie now," just doesn't make any sense at all.