An AI video generation platform that creates synthetic videos using artificial intelligence to generate realistic human avatars that can speak in multiple languages. The company's privacy and terms policies are significant for users as they govern how personal data, including biometric information used to create custom avatars, is collected, processed, and stored. Given the sensitive nature of AI-generated content and potential deepfake concerns, these policies also address content moderation, acceptable use restrictions, and user responsibilities for synthetic media creation.
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The clause makes consent a prerequisite for all Biometric Data extraction, processing, and identity verification, giving users a meaningful opt-out.
The clause establishes a dual-trigger condition—deceptive intent or reasonable likelihood of misleading—that defines the scope of the impersonation and misrepresentation prohibition.
The exclusion eliminates the largest categories of damages that typically arise from service failures, severely limiting recoverable losses for both parties.
The cap limits the maximum financial recovery available to either party regardless of how severe the harm, tying recovery directly to recent spend.
The clause ties the retention period to a specific, short-duration technical event, minimising how long authentication-purpose Biometric Data is held.
This policy sets the rules for what Synthesia's Services can and cannot be used for. Key prohibitions include using the Services for personal or household purposes, building competing products, scraping …
Synthesia's privacy policy explains how the company handles your personal and biometric information when you create an AI Avatar. It collects a sample of your image, video, or audio, uses …
This document sets out the rules for using Synthesia's AI video services. You own the data you bring in, but Synthesia owns its platform and content, and you cannot recover …
Synthesia updated its Privacy Policy effective October 1, 2026, with several operational clarifications. The policy now explicitly lists audio and video as types of content submitted to the Services (previously …
View change record →Synthesia expanded its privacy policy to explicitly disclose that it collects voice and text inputs from demo experiences, and added 'Other information you choose to provide' as a data category …
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ConductAtlas tracks 4 Synthesia documents including terms of service, privacy policy, and other governance documents. Every document is captured daily with cryptographic verification.
Synthesia has made 2 policy changes in the past 12 months across the documents ConductAtlas tracks.
ConductAtlas has classified 10 provisions across Synthesia's tracked documents.
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