The Adobe programs are one of the most used in the world and one of the most pirated on the planet. Also, thanks to this, it has allowed professional designers to use them in their years of learning.
But it seems that this is when wants to clip the wings of all those that use any of your old programs, such as Photoshop itself. And it has even warned that it will impose lawsuits on all those who use old versions.
We already notified you two days ago with an infographic that invites you to use other programs than Adobe and that they are capable of being great tools for our day to day being creative or designer.
When currently Adobe lets you pay for itCreative Cloud monthly subscription or offline version, many users are getting messages of copyright infringement if they continue to use the old versions without support.
And warn that anyone who is using those previous versions could see yourself in the position of being sued for infringements of the rights of third parties. It all has to do with Dolby suing Adobe in March for misusing the company's license.
So adobe you used that Dolby excuse you can't use old versions to warn that if you use Photoshop or Premiere you may possibly receive a lawsuit. The problem also lies in the fact that the latest versions of Creative Cloud 2019 are heavier in the use of resources and require having Windows 10 installed, so those companies and professionals who still run Windows 7 or 8 have to consider what to do. .
As we said a couple of days ago, here is an infographic that shows real alternatives most popular Adobe programs. There are free or paid ones like Affinity's that are not a high cost.