I'm asking in all seriousness if Adobe Just Asked Me For Calendar Access Or Do I Have a Virus?

Question

My first reaction was "really?, Adobe wants access to my calendar?". Then it occurred to me (before getting mad) that maybe this is a virus. Has anyone else had Adobe Premiere Pro ask for access to their calendar? I'm attaching a screen shot.

If indeed it is, I'd sure like to know why and what Adobe is planning on doing with my calendar.

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Accepted Answer

It's a Mojave thing. It has nothing to do with Adobe software, as it occurs with other software packages. One can turn this off in System Preferences, I believe. I can understand how unnerving this is.

Kevin

R Neil Haugen · Answer

I have never seen such a message. And as it's not in the type of UI face that the Adobe apps use, I cannot see this as an Adobe thing, really ... they do always ask directly within their own 'sphere'.

I am assuming this is totally bogus. And therefore immediately suspicious. So thanks for posting this!

Kevin-Monahan or Sumeet Kumar Choubey or other assistants ... a perusal, please?

Neil

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