Quick Tip: Confirm Your Adobe Account Privacy Settings

Adobe privacy settings page, highlighting the privacy and personal data sections of desktop app usage and content analysis.

News broke in early 2023 about Adobe using content uploaded to their servers to train their AI (artificial intelligence) systems.

As you might expect, word spread quickly on social media as angry Adobe users shared their frustration.

Not only about the possibility of their content being used without permission.

But that Adobe chose to opt-in all Adobe users to their Content analysis section of their Privacy and personal data policy.

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Photo of the Week: Twinleaf, Spring Wildflower

Three white flowers on thin stems rise from a mass of deeply cut green leaves on the forest floor.

One of the first wildflowers to bloom in spring, Twinleaf is not a common flower for me to see in southeast Michigan.

I’m used to spotting Yellow Trout Lilies, Rue Anemone, and Great White Trilliums in the forest when I go birding in spring, before trees and shrubs leaf out.

They often blanket the forest floor, along with skunk cabbages, one of the first plants to emerge after a long Michigan winter.

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