on 2014-12-12 13:57 Brian Walters wrote
Quoting Boris Liberman <[email protected]>:
* To work with the software you have to be at least periodically connected
to the web so that the software can sync with the cloud in terms of the
license.
Yes - you get up to 30 days to continue to use the software if you are
offline for an extended period on the monthly plan. Of course, depending on
when the software is due to check its licence status, that period of grace
could be anything from 1 to 30 days.
first, the time period is 99 days without a connection to the internet
before you are cut off (assuming you have an "annual" membership, whether it
is billed monthly or prepaid)
but taking the word "sync" in Boris' question literally, i would answer this
with a "no" — there is no requirement to periodically sync any files or
data, only to verify that your account is in good standing
* The software is built in such a way as to "convince" me to start storing
my work on the cloud. The functionality is there, but it is more
"convenient" if some of the things were done the "cloud-way".
No - I work with the software the same way as I always have. I've never
felt any need to use Adobe's cloud storage, even though I could still have
access to 2GB if I cancelled my subscription.
ditto for me
* Statistics and use patters are collected.
Most probably.
"Can I choose not to share information about how I use the Creative Cloud
desktop apps?
Yes. You can choose not to share information about how you use the Creative
Cloud desktop apps by setting your preferences on your Account Management page."
<http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/faq.html>
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