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I understand the desire to not support older versions, but why just marking/advertising them as `not supported`, insecure isn't enough. Is this Adobe being unne

I understand the desire to not support older versions, but why just marking/advertising them as `not supported`, insecure isn't enough. Is this Adobe being unnecessarily aggressive or is there some other reason?

scrumper 7y ago
Looks like a 3rd party licensing reason. Meaning, older versions of those apps may include some component for which Adobe no longer has a license.
- tinus_hn 7y ago
  Or it has turned out to infringe a patent, or turned out the party they licensed it from wasn’t the real owner.