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Sure, today. I think Adobe would have preferred to get their continued monthly revenue from those users in the long run. I don't think they're quoting the law h
by nicholsonpk 7y ago
Sure, today. I think Adobe would have preferred to get their continued monthly revenue from those users in the long run. I don't think they're quoting the law here because it benefits them.
- spurdoman77 7y agoYeah true. Though they could have made a strict verifying process so that they ensure only non-govermental people can be their customers. However that would also be very expensive to implement.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoIf they could/wanted to do that, they could also use it to not deactivate non-governmental accounts in the first place. (I can believe they could have wanted it, but it would take time, and I suppose getting compliant with an executive order of the President is something you want to do as fast as possible.)