One.Thing.Less Service FAQ
Last updated: June 8, 2018
Thank you for your interest in Adobe’s privacy practices. Your privacy and the protection of your personal data is important to us, and so is your right to know how we process that information. Following is a summary of practices related to the questions asked by users of the One.Thing.Less Service. For more information regarding our privacy practices, to understand our legal bases and the purposes of our processing, and to make choices regarding how we use your personal information, please visit our Privacy Center and read our Privacy Policy.
For most users who create accounts, the types of personal information we collect and process are basic demographic, contact, and account information, such as name, e-mail address, country, age, billing and payment information, as well as information about your interest in and use of our products and services. For more information, please see “What information does Adobe collect about me?” in our Privacy Policy.
To help protect the safety and security of our services and users, keep our databases current, and to provide the most relevant content and experiences, we may combine information provided by our users with information from third party sources, in accordance with applicable law. For example, if you chose to sign in with a social network, and if permission is granted then Adobe will obtain information from that social network. For more information see “What information does Adobe collect about me?” in our Privacy Policy.
We don’t share user’s personal information with third parties for their own purposes, such as for their own marketing purposes, without the user’s permission or unless otherwise permitted by law.
We use third-party vendors to help us provide our services, including providers of customer support services, payment processing services, fraud monitoring and prevention, email, and marketing platforms and service providers, and hosting services.
For more information regarding our data sharing practices, please see “Does Adobe share my personal information?” in our Privacy Policy.
Like many companies, we analyze how users engage with our websites and services. We do this to measure the effectiveness of our sites and services and to improve them, to check for issues, to facilitate online purchases of our services, to prevent fraud, and to help ensure the security of our services. Where required, we obtain consent. For more information on our practices regarding cookies and similar technologies, please see our Cookie policy.
If you use any of our mobile apps, upload photos, and depending on your browser settings, there may be features and services that enable you to provide location information to help us provide the services we offer more effectively. For more information about these practices and your choices regarding providing this information, please refer to your mobile app and browser settings.
Adobe processes user data automatically, to evaluate personal aspects relating to users. We do this to see how users engage with our services, so that we can improve them and so we can see which features or types of products are of interest to users. This also helps us make our services and related offers more relevant to you. This may be through cookies or similar technologies. Where required, we ask for consent. If you would like more information about these practices, please see “How does Adobe use the information it collects about me, and what are the legal bases for these uses?” in our Privacy Policy. You can also learn more about how this works. You can also visit “Your Privacy Choices” on our Privacy Center to manage your preferences at any time.
No. Adobe does not use automated processing which produces legal effects or otherwise significantly affects our users.
