Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
At the Admin Entity’s request Canva may share your email, name and account information with it
If you signed up with an Administered Account, then at the Admin Entity’s request Canva may share your email address, name and account information with your Admin Entity.
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If you’ve signed up for the Service using an Administered Account, at the Admin Entity’s request, Canva may:
share your email address, name and account information with your Admin Entity
Qualifications & exceptions
- Applies only to Administered Accounts and only at the Admin Entity’s request; it is a “may”, not a stated duty.
Not stated here
- The text does not say what “account information” includes beyond email address and name.
Sharing & Disclosure · User right or choice
You may publish or share Designs inside the Service, through Third Party Services or via a link
You may publish or share Designs with others within the Service, via a Third Party Service, or via a link.
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You may publish or share Designs with others within the Service, via a Third Party Service, or via a link.
Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception
Canva takes no responsibility for how you share Designs, including sharing it performs at your instruction
Canva maintains no responsibility in relation to the sharing of Designs. Canva enabling that activity, or the Service performing actions to publicly share Designs at your instruction, will not be treated as a violation of any of Canva’s obligations under the Terms. A plain-language box adds that you are responsible for who you share with and how.
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Canva maintains no responsibility in relation to such sharing of Designs and Canva’s enablement of such activity or the Service’s performance of actions to publicly share Designs at your instruction will not be considered a violation of any of Canva’s obligations under these Terms.
You’re responsible for who you share them with and how you do it.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The no-violation statement covers sharing actions the Service performs at your instruction.
Not stated here
- Whether Canva obligations elsewhere (for example the security commitment in section 3(a)) are affected is not addressed beyond the statement that enabling sharing at your instruction is not a violation of any of them.
Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception
Third Party Services have their own terms; Canva disclaims warranties and liability for them
You may choose to use the Service with third-party services, websites, platforms or apps (including those at canva.com/apps), called Third Party Services, as well as services owned by Canva’s affiliates. Your use of a Third Party Service or affiliate service is subject to its own terms and conditions. Canva makes no representations or warranties about Third Party Services and, to the extent permitted by law, expressly disclaims all liability arising from your use of them. When you use your Canva account to reach other services, those providers may set different age or service restrictions.
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Third Party Services.
You may elect to use the Service in conjunction with third-party services, websites, platforms or apps
Your use of a Third Party Service or affiliate service is subject to the terms and conditions applicable to that Third Party Service or affiliate service (as applicable).
Canva makes no representations or warranties in relation to Third Party Services and, to the extent permitted by law, expressly disclaims all liability arising from your use of Third Party Services.
different age or service restrictions may apply to those services, as set by those service providers
Qualifications & exceptions
- The disclaimer is to the extent permitted by law.
- The disclaimer sentence names Third Party Services; the text does not say the same sentence covers affiliate services, which are mentioned only for applying their own terms.
Not stated here
- The text does not say what data from your account or content is passed to a Third Party Service when you use one.
- The source shows “Third Party Services.” as an unnumbered list item between sections 11 and 13; the section number 12 does not appear in the supplied text.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
For a Violation, Canva may disclose the content and related information to third parties such as law enforcement
As one of the actions available for a Violation, Canva may disclose the prohibited User Content or Designs and related information to appropriate third parties, such as government authorities or law enforcement.
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(v) disclose the prohibited User Content or Designs and related information to appropriate third parties, such as government authorities or law enforcement.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Available where Canva determines a Violation has occurred.
- “Appropriate third parties” are not limited to the examples given.
Not stated here
- What counts as “related information” is not defined here.
Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception
You must cooperate on domain verification and agree your information may be shared with ICANN and Tucows
You must give Canva the cooperation and support it reasonably requests to provide the Service for your Canva Site, including responding promptly to Canva’s communications, giving accurate and prompt answers to requests for information or documents reasonably required (including for ICANN verification), agreeing to your information being shared with ICANN and Tucows, and obtaining all intellectual property clearances and other consents for your proposed domain name.
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You must provide Canva with such cooperation and support as Canva may reasonably request to provide the Service as it relates to your Canva Site
(iii) agreeing to your information being shared with ICANN and Tucows;
(iv) obtaining any and all necessary intellectual property rights clearances and/or other consents and authorisations in respect of your proposed domain name.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Applies as it relates to your Canva Site and to Canva’s reasonable requests.
Not stated here
- The text does not say which information is shared with ICANN and Tucows beyond “your information”.