A workaround is to use LittleSnitch (or Windows Firewall Control if on Windows) and block everything Adobe except what you actually need. No freaking app shoul

A workaround is to use LittleSnitch (or Windows Firewall Control if on Windows) and block everything Adobe except what you actually need. No freaking app should ever be given this much or any control over a user computer. Every app (except system maintenance tools and other apps which genuinely need full access to fulfill their very purpose) should be constrained within a directory meant right for it + the files the user wants them to open.