• The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit against Adobe, alleging that the company has been hiding termination fees and making it overly difficult for customers to cancel their subscriptions. The FTC claims that Adobe's practices violate the Negative Option Rule, which requires companies to provide clear and conspicuous information about the terms of subscription services.

• According to the lawsuit, Adobe has been burying information about termination fees and making the cancellation process convoluted, requiring customers to navigate through multiple screens and provide unnecessary information. The FTC argues that these tactics deceive consumers and prevent them from making informed decisions about their subscriptions.

• The FTC is seeking a court order to stop Adobe's alleged practices and require the company to provide clear and transparent information about its subscription terms and cancellation policies. The lawsuit also seeks to obtain refunds for affected consumers and impose civil penalties on Adobe for its alleged violations of the Negative Option Rule.