Premiere Pro requires access to the following folders: Public

Hello, I just wanted to let Adobe know that, as a longtime user, I absolutely loathe your company, the way it conducts itself, your price gouging, your complete disregard for your users’ privacy, and sense of entitlement over their personal data. You absolutely do not need access to every single folder and directory on our systems to operate. I hope the backlash against your invasive and immoral policies becomes overwhelming. I hope users become openly hostile to you to the point that it is unbearable. I hope your employees begin to have internal conversations about how you should not be doing any of this and that corporate overreach is leading the world toward unsustainable social volatility. When the backlash against corporate overreach comes, I hope Adobe is among the first in line to feel the brunt of it. I hope your corporation implodes and your CEOs go to prison.

 thank you, that resolved it for me

Hi @Ivo Cimmino - We are glad you are back up and running!  Please let us know if you run into any other issues.

@jamieclarkeThat worked !

For some reason I only had read access to that folder, I have changed it to Read/Write, and that did the trick.

Thank you very much for your help.

Hi @Ivo Cimmino - Can you screenshot the message you are receiving and post it here.

Hi Jamieclarke. No PPro was not in the full disk access. I have added it. Now it shows as in the attached image, but still causes the same message when I open premiere.

Hi @Ivo Cimmino - That is a weird one.  Does Premiere Pro show up in the Full Disk Access section?  Can you try adding it if it is not there.  Let us know if that helps your issue.

Thanks @jamieclarke , but as I have explained in my post, the problem is that when I go to Privacy & Security > Files and Folders, PPro is not there for me to grant access. All I see is "Adobe ME". See attached image.