Same computer, two different sessions, same Adobe account

[GrafiQer]

Hi,
I created a second user on my computer for my son, he is only 14 years old and loves and is learning Adobe applications. In the second user session on the computer, the programmes asked me to log in again. But I was afraid that my account would be suspended as a result of the same Adobe autorun being opened in several different places. Does anyone know anything about this? Can the same Adobe account programmes be used in two different sessions on the same computer? After all, it would not be possible to have two sides open at the same time.

[Ged_Traynor · Accepted solution]

@GrafiQer your Adobe Creative Cloud account is for single use only and cannot be shared with other users, each individual must have their own Adobe subscription

https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/policy-account-sharing.html

[GrafiQer]

Thank you, Traynor. May health be with you.

[GrafiQer]

On the other hand, the same information page contains the following information:

Can I use my Adobe subscription on two or more devices at the same time?
With an individual plan, you have the flexibility to install Adobe apps on multiple devices. However, remember that you can use them on one device at a time. You can activate (sign in) Adobe apps on two devices, but if you want to activate them on a third device, simply deactivate or sign out of one of your previous devices first. Learn more about installing Adobe apps on more than one device.

Can I share my login credentials with two or more users?
No, individual plans are for one person only. You can't have more than one person use an individual plan. You can find more information in the sections 'Use of Services and Software' and 'User Conduct' of Adobe General Terms of Use. You can install on as many devices as you wish, but you can only have an active account on two devices, and use one at a time.

[davescm · Accepted solution]

There is no contradiction there. The plan is individual to one person only and is not licensed for other people to use. That person may have more than one device e.g. commonly a desktop PC and a laptop. They can install and activate CC on both machines, but can only use one at a time.

Dave

[GrafiQer]

Okay, I just want to make the legally correct inference. Technically, I have two installations on the same computer. Only one of them can be active and running at the same time. Also, I'm not sharing my Adobe account information with anyone, I'm sharing my computer with my son, so there doesn't seem to be a legal issue or a violation of the usage policy.

[davescm · Accepted solution]

'......individual plans are for one person only.....' '......I'm sharing my computer with my son....'

There is the violation. The plan is not for use by you and your son (or anyone else), but for you only. For the scenario you describe, i.e. a second person using the application even on the same computer, a second license or team license is required.

Dave

[GrafiQer]

I get it. I'm not supposed to do that. Thank you.