Canva User Reports Uncommunicated Security Breach Led to Account Deletion
A Canva user claims a security breach occurred without direct notification from Canva, and that a separate connected app subsequently deleted their account, prompting them to leave the platform entirely. An unverified but serious claim about breach communication and account-deletion propagation across connected apps.
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