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March 25, 2024
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  • March 25, 2024
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I'm a long time Photoshop user (since around 1995) but haven't used Lightroom before. But I downloaded the app to see how useful it would be on a tablet. I was required to sign in, and did it just through my google account.

 

But then I got a notice (I might be paraphrasing a little) that basically said anyone can see my photos. And I freaked out and uninstalled it. I just want something to edit with on my tablet, not a broadcast machine. This isn't about doing anything illegal, just about privacy.

 

Am I jumping to conclusion as to what Lightroom does with anything I'm working on? ARE they visible somewhere somehow beyond my control? Or does that simply mean it's possible with a link?

 

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    Sameer K
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    Sameer KCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    April 12, 2024

    Hey, @J.33318226ganb. Welcome to the Lightroom Ecosystem. I'll clarify this for you.

    You might've seen onboarding slides related to how easy it is to share your work in a few clicks. Lightroom does not share your work & images with anyone unless you intend to share & invite them. 

     

    You can check here to understand how albums are shared:https://adobe.ly/3UeaIoZ;

    I hope it helps. Thanks!
    Sameer K

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