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Adobe has this weird attitude to assume they own computers of users. Blocking possibility of unistalling is just one example. Another is that it downloads new v

Adobe has this weird attitude to assume they own computers of users. Blocking possibility of unistalling is just one example. Another is that it downloads new version of apps theought CC and does not remove old one. It also gets a lots of memory and storage for no particular reason. But it is not only CC. I am asked once per some weeks if I want to remove Flash. I didn't ask about showing these spammy popups. But Adobe knows better. The pop-up has two options: uninstall or remind later... And if I don't want to uninstall Flash? It seems it is not my decision what software is installed on my computer according to Adobe.

whywhywhywhy 6y ago
>Another is that it downloads new version of apps theought CC and does not remove old one Oh this is actually just because they know full well their software can't be trusted to be backwards compatible with plugins and ecosystem of older versions. Even though they switched to subscription payment their feature releases are still basically the same as yearly boxed releases with the same lack of considerations for backwards compatibility that entails.