Adobe cancels all Venezuelan accounts, highlighting problems with subscription apps

Adobe cancels all Venezuelan accounts, highlighting problems with subscription apps
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2019-10-8 21:51

Adobe has canceled all user accounts based in Venezuela in order to comply with Trump’s August executive order barring US companies from doing businesses with the country. With no end to the order in sight, it’s unclear when Venezuelans will regain access to their accounts.

The move affects both free and paid accounts, and it highlights the biggest problem with the subscription app model: the software is never truly yours. Adobe’s move comes as something of a surprise, considering we haven’t seen similar moves from other major tech companies yet. Adobe seems to be taking an extra cautious approach in…

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