I mean, pretty so Windows will be that way-where you have an annual subscription for $99 per year (or something like that) but you get free upgrades to the latest OS, plus patches. Disconnecting those PCs from the Internet for the entire subscription period, and then trying to install on another set of computers and telling Adobe that the first two are no longer in service (and if Adobe falls for this, it would work because those first two systems wouldn't have to check in with Adobe for the entire rental period or until the rental expired).
I could see someone installing it, activating it twice. This just keeps it so people can't log in on more than two computers at one time. Theoretically, you could find a way to install it on more than two computers. I think part of the constant checking is because they allow you to install it on two computers. I'll stay with Lightroom 4 and if I need to correct images with new lenses or machines, I can do it by eye manually, though that free download of DXO Optics Pro 9 will help!! Should I switch? I dont get the connectedness thing, I mean what are they after, all of them, why stick to you at all, why get your machine so thoroughly acessible to them whenever you are online that you must spend ages shutting off all those apps you never use, those location permissions that go with them, and the insane synchronization thingys that mean that an invisible hand moves files and emails and contacts around through THEIR air into machines I only have a licence to use, but which I would myself personally NEVER want synced between each other?Īdobe application manager wants to update? well disable their access to your stuff completely!!! because you cannot waste your life or your time, or your vision pandering to software commands called out to you by Siri or Cortana!!
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