Looking for the name of the font in an adobe font article! LOL!

[elizabethp13243408]

While reading "Fonts for Clean & Stylish Web Experiences" I quickly realized the font I wanted WAS the font used in the headline; it is NOT however named in the article. Can anyone help me identify it?  Thanks!!!

The Article: https://fonts.adobe.com/collections/fonts-for-clean-stylish-web-experiences

The headline:  

[thatsmauri · Accepted solution]

It's Adobe's own brand font called "Adobe Clean":

• https://spectrum.adobe.com/page/fonts/

Sadly, you can't use it. It's a restricted font for the exclusive use of Adobe products and software.

However, similar-looking (albeit not 100%) fonts include Ubuntu, Aller and FF Dax.

[Lumigraphics]

Adobe Clean shows up in my Photoshop font menu, with no indication that its not installed for general use.

[J E L]

How'd you get that!! Edited to add: Okay, I found them. It says, "Your rights to use these fonts are limited and are governed by the Adobe Developer Terms of Use."

[Akbar22327130rk7l]

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