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Canva removed cookie consent language from its Terms of Use homepage. The previous version displayed prominent text describing optional cookies for personalization, advertising, and analytics, with explicit 'Accept all cookies' and 'Manage cookies' buttons. The updated terms no longer include this introductory cookie consent interface; instead, the page now begins with a formal notice that the terms are effective as of July 20, 2026. The practical effect is that cookie consent messaging has been relocated or restructured, though Canva's Cookies Policy remains linked in the footer.
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Canva added a link to a 'Canva Manual Domain Attestation' policy in its Terms of Use footer, detected on July 25, 2026. This new policy reference appears in the 'Other policies' section alongside existing policies like the Master Services Agreement and Privacy Policy. The addition itself does not change existing user obligations; it makes a new policy document available for reference.
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Canva updated its Terms of Use to reference an Indirect Master Services Agreement for customers purchasing through resellers. The updated terms specify that this separate agreement governs reseller purchases instead of the main Terms of Use, and clarify that resellers have no authority to make commitments on Canva's behalf. This means customers buying through resellers operate under different contractual terms than those purchasing directly from Canva.
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Canva's terms of service were updated on July 20, 2026 with a single sentence modification in the document's navigation or header section. The change added the phrase 'Loading finished' to the document's menu structure. This appears to be a technical or UI-level edit with no material impact on the substantive terms governing user rights, data practices, or service obligations.
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Canva updated its Terms of Use on June 24, 2026 to clarify how Add-Ons (additional paid features) can be billed and how automatic renewal applies to subscriptions. The updated language states that Add-Ons may be purchased as either one-time payments or recurring charges, and that automatic renewal applies to the subscription itself but excludes any one-time payments. This creates operational clarity: one-time Add-On purchases will not automatically renew, while recurring subscription charges will continue on their regular billing cycle.
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Canva's navigation menu was updated on April 20, 2026 to add a link to 'Template library' in the product section. This is a navigation and site structure change with no modification to the substantive terms of service, user rights, obligations, or data practices. The effective date of the Terms of Use remains April 15, 2026.
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