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Synthesia: Subprocessors (legal) page changed
Synthesia’s Subprocessors page changed a navigation case-study headline from “How Heineken embraces video transformation” to “How the world's oldest pharma accelerates with AI video.” Only marketing wording changed; no subprocessor or legal-term changes are shown.
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History of this page
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Synthesia removed the “AI Video Assistant” link from navigation and revised its free-video marketing copy from typing text to entering a prompt and context, dropping the “No signup” claim. No subprocessor changes are shown; the edits are navigation and marketing wording only.
Tuesday, October 27
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Synthesia’s Subprocessors page changed a navigation case-study headline from “How Heineken embraces video transformation” to “How the world's oldest pharma accelerates with AI video.” Only marketing wording changed; no subprocessor or legal-term changes are shown.
Saturday, October 24
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Synthesia removed Canva Austria GmbH (formerly named Kaleido AI GmbH) from its subprocessors page, including its stated role in temporarily storing and preprocessing video to create custom avatars. Customers reviewing data-processing providers will no longer see that provider listed for this purpose.
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Subprocessors (legal) page changed on Synthesia’s Subprocessors (legal) page, changed 2026-10-27 08:45 UTC (change 2 of 3).
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- Subprocessors (legal) page changed
- Vendor
- Synthesia
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- https://rewindex.com/change/p8803