Adobe thinks my account is compromised and forces me to reset my password.

I'm actually tired of these red alert warnings telling me that my account may be compromised and then forcing me to reset my password. I assure you Adobe that my account is not compromised.  The fault is with you. I have three devices that I constantly use, which means I constantly have to sign-out of one device in order for me to access Adobe services on the other device. This sign-in and sign-out is already annoying enough. As you you know that every sign-out forces me to close all open adobe apps with hundreds of open files in them. It is frustrating enough to deal with this user experience nightmare you created, and on top of that now you are sending me your pathetic password resets adding to the frustration. 

I already tried to explain to you guys, you need to allow your subscription to cover three active devices. Most professionals like me actively use three computres: Work Desktop, Home Desktop, and Laptop for travel. This means I have to constantly sign-out of one of my devices in order to use Adobe apps in the other. And you penalize me for doing that instead of solving this problem the right way. 

With all the prices increases you are doing, you could at least do one good thing for all of us and expand your subscription to three devices. But no, you are doing the opposite. You are cannabalizing apps (such as Adobe XD, Creative Cloud Sync, and Adobe Rush, which I used actively), increased prices, and now trying to clamp down on users with phoney password compromisation alerts. 

Please for the love of humanity fix this device UX nightmare.