> Which is fair -- as you note, not every scammer will be scared off by the need to spend some money to pull the scam off; but some will, so the ratio of legiti

> Which is fair -- as you note, not every scammer will be scared off by the need to spend some money to pull the scam off; but some will, so the ratio of legitimate developers to illegitimate ones will be higher in markets where there's some cost to entry. The big scammers, the ones who are the most likely to have an actual business plan for selling my information, aren't. Note that I know Adobe is "trusted" in the relevant sense. Note that I don't think Adobe is trustworthy in any real sense.