Despite the massive backlash, the company itself hasn’t commented on the situation and, at the time of writing this, hasn’t revised the Terms of Use. Considering that the changes to the TOS were apparently made as early as February 2024 and have remained unchanged since then, it wouldn’t be unfair to assume that Adobe might adopt a wait-it-out approach and refrain from taking any action to address the public outcry.
Earlier, Microsoft also came under fire for a similar reason following the introduction of Recall, the company’s upcoming AI-powered feature for Windows 11 that makes screenshots of everything you do, making any app, website, document, or email you have opened on the computer accessible through the created timeline.