I haven’t had any issues with my Adobe since I started using the Adobe Authentication Tool my only concern is that the software isn’t really optimized for the new version of Adobe. Also I wish there were a way to get rid of the password and use a two factor authentication tool that via Adobe Authentication, Push notifications etc. this way no one can log into your account and alter your account and delete your documents or alter them without your knowledge, consent or permission. I have faced many legal issues do to individuals gaining access to my personal account as well as others that have not been verified by myself. My concern is that we need strong security for Adopting the Privacy Protection Act.

A month on … The very beginning of March, 2022———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••-My phone won't connect to the internet reliably and I've been putting off the 4th of the hours-long chat-calls to Apple. All I want to do right now is log into Photoshop on my iPad but I can't use my very excellent, strong and difficult to crack password because … because… no reason … just because. Instead you all want to verify me through my PHONE and my PHONE can't receive your FOOLISH ridiculous verification! How insane is that‽ About as INSANE as the stoopid twins Boebert and Green heckling Biden at the State of the Union address? About as ABSURD as press coverage for traitor Grifter Donny? About as OFFENSIVE as Creepy Donny setting Joe Biden up to fail in Afghanistan? What were you thinking‽ Just stop it! It’s too DUMB to keep around and is WASTING my time. ———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••———•••End of January I wrote:I have security alerts if I set up my accounts and use the same password twice. So I don't. Now I have everybody and their brother getting in on the "we want to mess with your password" game. I don't know what the point of this thing is but it sure doesn't make sense. I just want to sign into my account and not have weirdness. Today I even had the AKC give me a choice of their password or mine- and then block me from entering my own. If people like this thing, let 'em use it. If we don't, don't force us. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

PS Express has a lot of potential as a photo editing app, but the experience is frustrating due to some major flaws. First and foremost, there is no reliable support feature to address user issues, which is extremely disappointing for an app with a premium subscription model. Additionally, the premium account system is poorly designed—every time I log in, it requires me to repurchase the annual plan, even though I’ve already paid for it. The “Restore Purchase” option doesn’t work, leaving me stuck in an endless loop of payment prompts.While the editing tools themselves are decent, these technical and subscription issues overshadow the app’s functionality. It’s hard to recommend PS Express when basic usability and customer support are so lacking. Unless these problems are resolved, I’d suggest looking for alternative apps.

Normally, the last thing I want is yet another app to stand between me and signing in to Adobe or any other website. With this, you type your email into your Adobe log in window. Open the app on your phone, then, with a touch you are given the option to verify that you want to sign in and that's it. You don't have to remember your password or have it immediately available. I think it's a nice convenience factor. You should at least try it, it's free!