Adobe Privacy Policy

Adobe Privacy Policy Summary

Product Name

Adobe Services and Software (including Creative Cloud, Document Cloud, Adobe Express, Behance, and related Adobe services)

Publisher/Service Provider

Adobe Inc. (U.S.), Adobe Systems Software Ireland Limited, or Adobe KK, depending on user location

Policy Document Name

Adobe Privacy Policy (Last Updated October 24, 2025)

300-Word Summary of Privacy Policy

Adobe collects a broad range of personal information when users create Adobe accounts, purchase products, use Adobe services, interact with customer support, or engage with Adobe websites and applications. Information collected includes identifiers (name, email, address, phone number), payment and transaction data, account information, device and usage data, content stored or processed through Adobe services, demographic information, and, in certain circumstances, sensitive information such as precise geolocation, accessibility information, or biometric data used for optional features.

Adobe uses this information to provide and support its services, process payments, manage subscriptions, verify identities, improve products, personalize experiences, conduct analytics, prevent fraud, comply with legal obligations, and market products and services. Adobe may analyze cloud content and usage patterns using automated technologies and, in some situations, human review. Publicly shared content may also be reviewed for safety, abuse prevention, and intellectual property compliance. Users may have rights to opt out of certain analytics, marketing, and content-analysis activities.

Adobe shares information within the Adobe corporate family and with various third parties including resellers, advertising partners, social media platforms, fraud-prevention providers, payment processors, analytics providers, hosting providers, customer support vendors, artificial intelligence technology providers, and other service providers acting on Adobe’s behalf. Information may also be disclosed to employers when business-domain email addresses are used, to government authorities when legally required, and in connection with mergers, acquisitions, or business transfers.

Adobe stores and processes data globally, including in the United States and India, and relies on legal transfer mechanisms such as the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework. Users may access, correct, delete, restrict, port, or object to processing of their personal information, depending on applicable law. Adobe supports Global Privacy Control signals for advertising-cookie opt-outs and provides mechanisms to unsubscribe from marketing communications and manage privacy preferences.

Key Phrases Regarding Information Sharing with Others

• "We disclose personal information to other companies in the Adobe family and with advertising and sales partners consistent with your choices."
• "We will disclose your personal information within the Adobe family of companies."
• "We will also disclose your personal information with other third-party data controllers."
• "The types of third parties your information may be disclosed to include: our resellers and other sales and advertising partners, retailers, advertisers, ad agencies, advertising networks and platforms, information service providers, fraud monitoring and prevention providers, and publishers."
• "We may provide your personal information to that business" when a business-domain email address is used.
• "We will also disclose your personal information to companies that help us run our business by processing personal information on behalf of Adobe."

Explicit Third Parties / Subprocessors

Name of Subprocessor / Third Party	Purpose of Information Sharing	Kind of Information Shared	User Opt-Out Available?																																																																																																																				User Opt-Out Rights and Instructions Update marketing preferences in your Adobe ID profile. Use account privacy settings within Adobe applications and services. Click unsubscribe links in Adobe marketing emails. Submit privacy rights requests through Adobe's Privacy Inquiry Form. Use browser cookie controls and Adobe cookie preference tools. Enable Global Privacy Control (GPC) in supported browsers to opt out of advertising cookies. Exercise rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object to processing, or port personal information where applicable by law. Source Adobe Privacy Policy (Last Updated October 24, 2025).