The warnings come in the form of a pop-up and are limited to Acrobat X users in the United States, for now. “This is a new service, designed to inform and protect our customers from the risks of non-genuine and counterfeit software,” the company adds. Our tests check for software tampering and invalid licenses,” Adobe explains. “Adobe now runs validation tests and notifies people who are using non-genuine software.
To do so, Adobe is bundling its products with a Software Integrity Service that can scan for and detect pirated software. In an effort to educate people about the dangers of “non genuine” software the company is now actively warning users. Adobe products are traditionally among the most pirated pieces of software.Ĭracked versions of Acrobat, Illustrator and Photoshop are installed on millions of computers, despite recent anti-piracy measures.
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