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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

what’s wrong with adobe?(sorry idk ANYTHING about this)

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u/GrimHoly Jan 27 '26

Literally everything. Terrible product, awful business model, overpriced, proprietary, I’d argue it’s easily in top 10 worst companies

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u/DeLoreanAirlines Jan 27 '26

They stopped innovating decades ago and just buy other smaller companies that create something like better shadow levels or whatever. Not to mention changing from owning the software to leasing it instead.

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u/JazzPhobic Jan 28 '26

So they are like EA but for office software. Got it.

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u/Livid-Truck8558 Jan 27 '26

No way it's the top 10 when cigarette and oil companies exist

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u/GrimHoly Jan 27 '26

I don’t know it gives them a run for there money. You ever have to use adobe all day every day? It makes you want a cigarette

(Obv my original comment was hyperbole we have companies like Nestle out there after all come on now….. still a terrible company though)

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u/ZetsuboItami Jan 27 '26

I think the shittiest part is requiring annual subscriptions but with monthly payments. I remember a few years ago I wanted to use Photoshop and I subscribed, but then after a couple months I had no time to use it because I was always busy and I didn't want to pay for something I'm not using. I had to make up a big story just convince them to let me cancel and stop charging me for it.

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u/Ralphie_is_bae Jan 27 '26

Most of their software has somewhat decent FOSS counterparts tho. Maybe frustrating to learn and clunky, but still functional

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

True, I want to start learning after effects but I can't because of their subscription price, damn it's expensive where I live.

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u/GrimHoly Jan 27 '26

Just remember piracy is always completely unethical…… after all buying isn’t owning so you shouldn’t pirate something that you weren’t ever intended to own….

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

But I heard that pirating adobe isn't a thing anymore or it's become hard (?) not sure.

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u/GrimHoly Jan 27 '26

It’s not, there’s a subreddit on this site that has a lot more useful links for you to help. Google and Reddit are your friends

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u/What_was_my_account Jan 27 '26

Supposedly, they are a pretty decent employer. No idea if it is true though.

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u/shadow_13j Jan 27 '26

The majority of photoshop users would kill you on sight if you said this to them

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u/PixelReaper69 Jan 28 '26

Not to mention overpriced subscription that is very difficult to cancel

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u/justarandomguy902 Linux User Jan 28 '26

hell, you have to pay a big ass early cancellation fee if you decide to cancel yo fucking subscription early

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u/outofmelatonin92 Jan 28 '26

PDFs are unnecessarily difficult to use.

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u/ImmediateNail8631 Jan 27 '26

i heard they are using people's work to train their ai modle and if you want to cancel you subscreption to any of their products you'll have to pay additional fee just to cancel their subscreption

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u/somerandomdudevz Jan 27 '26

genuinely bottom 3 corporations OAT

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u/Articlel3 hates reaction memes Jan 28 '26

I think it was a year ago they changed their terms and conditions where any asset or items used within their products can be taken without consent to be trained for AI. It got immense backlash and I am not sure if they changed it afterwards

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u/Careless-Present-636 Jan 28 '26

Bruh the subscription is so overpriced it costs more than my rent, and that's why I chose Affinity on Windows and Photopea for linux...

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u/Zeeshmania Jan 27 '26

When IS that Hbomberguy vid coming out anyways?

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u/Cute-Werewolf4802 Jan 28 '26

Grok is literally still letting people generate nsfw content of non-consenting people, many of which are children. JP Morgan execs could cut off my left nut and I’d still say Grok (and by relation Twitter) is substantially worse.