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Changes their TOS so they have the right (and ownership?) of everything you do in their products.

This tactic worked out well for MySpace...

Leisher wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2024 3:12 pm Changes their TOS so they have the right (and ownership?) of everything you do in their products.

This tactic worked out well for MySpace...

Ownership is not mentioned at all in that article?

UPD[ATE]: Jérémie Noguer, Substance 3D ecosystem's Product Director, commented on the situation, saying that Adobe is "not accessing or reading Substance users’s projects in any way, shape or form nor are we planning to or have any means to do it in the first place."

That's why I put that with the question mark. I've seen it said multiple times on X from various tech and art accounts, but I never saw an article stating it.

The likely explanation for the change I saw was that this move might have AI purposes. Can't sue AI for stealing your shit when the TOS says you allow them to access it.

It's still shit.

I know people who would sign up for that, and a lot of girls who need to so they stop making bad choices.