Why is Adobe Express still being installed without permission and taking over system settings??

Many of my users have had Adobe Express Photos installed within the last week without them knowing how and why.  Also, it hijacks the Windows Snipping Tool keyboard shortcut.  This is completely unacceptable as it has broken one of the workflows we use for insurance claims processing.  

 Adobe what are you thinking???????????????

Hi ​@Joyful_Lullaby22ba  -

"In what universe" is fair. Saving a PDF and getting a new app you didn't ask for isn't a reasonable trade.

A bit of the why: Express Photos often comes bundled with Acrobat/Reader and can get added during a Reader install or update. That's one of the main ways it ends up on machines people weren't expecting... doesn't make it less annoying, but at least it's not random.

If you want it gone:

• Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps → Express Photos → Uninstall
• It removes cleanly on its own - Acrobat and Reader stay put.

The bigger point, that it shouldn't arrive without a clear heads-up, I'm taking back to the team, and you're not the only one saying it.

Rose