No. Google is a search engine and is protected by safe harbor provisions (Section 230 in the US, E-Commerce Directive in the EU). The liability lies with the uploader and the downloader.
To understand what this query does, one must break down the "Google Dork" syntax used: intitle index of adobe premiere pro link
When combined, the query asks the search engine: “Show me all web pages that have a title starting with 'Index of' and contain content related to Adobe Premiere Pro.” When combined, the query asks the search engine:
For those seeking to use Adobe Premiere Pro, the standard and recommended method is to utilize the official Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application. which provides access to the full
Adobe offers a 7-day free trial for new users, which provides access to the full, unmodified version of the software. This ensures: