Third-party web applications that are developed using Adobe Creative SDK may be designed to access and use your Adobe ID profile information for some of their features. When you use such apps, you are prompted to allow access to the profile information that the app requires.
Third-party applications can be designed to access and use any or all of the following information:
- Basic profile – The app can read your family and given name, and the your display (simple) name.
- Email – The app can read your email address and also get information on whether or not the address is verified for the account.
- Address – The app can read the your country of residence.
- Creative cloud files – The app can access (read/write) your files stored on the Creative Cloud.
IMPORTANT
Adobe is not responsible for the operation of any third party application to which you have granted access to your profile information, nor is Adobe responsible for the third party’s use of your profile information. Please review the third party’s terms of service and privacy policy to learn more about their use and handling of your profile information.
Allowing access to third-party apps
When you are prompted by the third-party app to provide your consent to access your profile information, sign in to the app using your Adobe ID.
In the Allow application window, review the profile information that the app wants access to and then, click Allow Access.
Revoking access to third-party apps
You can opt to revoke third-party access to your Adobe ID by logging in to your Adobe ID account and revoking access.
For more information, see Revoke authorization given to third-party apps.
If, at any point in time, you do not want the third-party apps to access your profile information, you can revoke access in your Adobe ID account settings.
For detailed information on revoking access, see Manage Adobe ID account.
