Adobe
Adobe analyzes your content with machine learning to improve its products by default, and says so plainly. An opt-out exists and the policy points to it.
This verdict is over 180 days old and is excluded from site-wide counters until it's re-checked. The clauses below are still exactly what we found — the grey means "due for a recheck," not "wrong."
A self-serve opt-out exists
"How Adobe analyzes your content using techniques such as machine learning in order to improve our Services and Software, and how to opt out of this."
- 01 Jan 2026
- All accounts (Creative Cloud / Document Cloud)
- global
- 8267926E…9F46
Scope of this finding: The policy frames this as analysing content "using techniques such as machine learning" to improve Services and Software — not the same claim as training a generative model on your files, and this capture makes the stronger claim in neither direction. The quoted sentence is the policy's own section summary; the operative provision sits under "Content Analytics with Cloud Content". The opt-out mechanics live on a linked page this monitor doesn't archive, so it is graded a self-serve toggle on the strength of the policy calling it an opt-out right rather than a request process.
What each plan can refuse
The same questions asked of every plan we could identify. Every cell is sourced from a quoted clause or a documented search — see the evidence above.
- Self-serve toggle
- Not stated
- 48 / 100
- Unknown
Everything we read
Vendor response
Adobe has not disputed, clarified, or announced a change to any clause quoted above. If that changes, it will be published here verbatim.
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