Android app, how to disable "turn this image into a pdf to high light text"

[Michał34199150puy9]

How to disable feature "turn this image into a pdf to high light text".

I don't want Acrobat Android app to offer me this. How to disable it? 

[theoryginal]

I also have this issue. Even if the Adobe Acrobat Reader app on Android doesn't have permissons to access Storage (Photos, Images etc) The app sends realtime notification and asks to convert images into PDFs. Without permissions, they shouldn't be doing this. It is against Google Play Guideliness and privacy. When the notification is clicked, the app imports the image into the Adobe Acrobat Reader app again without having permissions to access the Storage. How is this possible while it's against the policy of Google Play and Android? It's clearly a dark pattern on Adobe Acrobat Reader on Android, shame to the developers or who decided to implement this "feature" to the app. Are you aware of privacy and Google Play policies? It looks like Adobe Acrobat Reader doesn't have any respect for its users by implementing this sneaky dark pattern. They lost my trust and confidence as I have been a 10+ paid user of the Adobe CC. Please immediately solve this privacy issue and comply with Google Play and Android policies, if you don't see this as a policy issue then respect your users and stop doing this dark pattern, stop this notifications. 

[S. S]

Hi @Michał34199150puy9 @theoryginal,

Hope you are doing well. Thank you for reporting this.

Since file access permission has been provided by you to Acrobat, we aim to enhance your experience by identifying potential document images and providing an easy way to convert them to PDFs.

You can disable these notifications by turning off the ‘Downloads’ channel in your app notification settings.

Hope this helps.

-Souvik

[resourceful_neighbor5E15]

Issue is i don't granted access to my image file but still the app does!

[sprinklr-integration-user]

Hi @Michał34199150puy9

Hope you are doing well.

Acrobat Reader app leverages the default settings and features of your device to make it easier and faster to work with your documents. To control these settings, please check out the help page (https://adobe.ly/3WRMLUt) and see if  that works.

Let us know how it goes.

~Amal

[resourceful_neighbor5E15]

Have done this .. and it has already shown "NO Permissions allowed" 

Can understand why it still can access to screen shot photo!!

[Amal.]

Hi there,

Thanks for sharing the update. Would you mind sharing a small video recording of the workflow/steps you are doing and the issue occurring for more clarity? Also share the version of the Acrobat Reader mobile application and the OS for further investigation.

~Amal

[JWIJNINGS]

I have the same issue. This is insane! No rights given, how can it access this? Is Adobe Reader monitoring all files on my phone?