Adobe Fonts in web projects - host locally

Dear Tarun Saini,

Thank you very much for your reply and for sharing the link:
https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/develop-locally.html

I really appreciate your assistance. However, I believe there may have been a misunderstanding regarding my original question.

I was hoping to find out whether it’s possible – both technically and from a licensing perspective – to host Adobe Fonts locally on my own web server, in order to avoid external connections to Adobe servers. My main concern here is GDPR compliance, particularly avoiding the need for cookie consent banners when loading web fonts.

The linked article refers to using Adobe Fonts in a local development environment, which is helpful during the design process – but in the live version of the website, the fonts are still being loaded from Adobe’s servers.

A bit of background:
I use WordPress together with the Elementor page builder. Elementor allows uploading custom fonts that are then stored and served locally from the website’s own server. This is a common approach for GDPR-compliant use of Google Fonts, and I would like to apply the same method with Adobe Fonts if possible.

My questions:
Is it permitted under the Adobe Fonts license to download and host Adobe Fonts locally on my own server (e.g., by uploading them as custom fonts in Elementor)?

If not: Is there any way to use Adobe Fonts in a GDPR-compliant manner without requiring prior user consent, e.g., without loading them from external servers?

And if local hosting is allowed with a different type of license: Where can I obtain the appropriate web font files (e.g., .woff2) for that purpose?

Thank you very much in advance for your clarification. I appreciate your support!