It is possible that theĪpplication could access unauthorized information from, though this is If you select Allow, the application is granted access to the other site andĬontinues to access it until you close the application. Third-party companies in accessing sites outside of their domain, or suchĬompanies' use of such data or information. Understand that even though this pop-up question is part of Adobe Flash Player,Īn application created by a third party is requesting access to another site.Īdobe assumes no responsibility for third-party privacy policies, actions of The application that wants access to the other site). Note that it is the person or company that has created the application youĪre using that is requesting such access, not Adobe (unless Adobe has created Or company being accessed and notify them that you are seeing this question.

If you see this question and are concerned, you can contact the person Therefore, Flash Player alerts you before it tries to access In some cases, that person or company might not have indicated which other sitesĪre allowed access.

The site being accessed,, determines which other sites can access it. Question shown above, represents the name of the person or company whoĬreated the application that is trying to access another site, represented by Flash Player is alerting you that information might be sharedīetween two sites and is asking if you want to allow or deny such access. To access information from a site outside its own domain, using an older system This question appears because the application currently running in Adobe Flash Player is trying How can I prevent users from seeing this question?

Do I have to answer this question every time I view SWF or FLV content on a website?Īm a site developer.

To change Flash Player settings on mobile devices, visit the Settings Manager for mobile devices. This information applies to Adobe Flash Player on desktop and notebook computers.

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