Canva Mobile App Update Breaks Video Download for Paying Subscribers
A Canva app update broke mobile video downloading and introduced glitches specifically affecting video creation workflows. Affected subscribers pay annual fees but cannot use the core feature they purchased for. The issue affects multiple users but Canva customer support has not provided a fix timeline.
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