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- Check7 days agoChange DetectedNew navigation sections (Platform, Tools, Nova, Integrations, Resources, Privacy Notice) and a Last Updated date (September 10, 2026) were added. The Subprocessors data and table appear unchanged, indicating a site reorganization rather than content updates.SummaryDifference6%

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- Check107 days agoChange DetectedThe Subprocessors page now lists a Philippines-based contact number (+63 2 8284 8789) and a new ACP Computer email (articulate@acpcomputer.com), replacing the previous US number (+1 (800) 861-4880) and sales@articulate.com.SummaryDifference0.4%

- Check129 days agoChange DetectedThe Subprocessors page now includes an FAQs section to address common questions about subprocessors and data handling, expanding user guidance without changing the core list of subprocessors.SummaryDifference0.4%

- Check135 days agoChange DetectedA new entry 'Why Articulate' was added to the page navigation. This addition provides a link to information about Articulate's value proposition.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check143 days agoChange DetectedGlobal Resellers has been added to the reseller listings and International Resellers has been removed. This represents a reorganization of how reseller information is presented on the page.SummaryDifference0.5%

- Check171 days agoChange DetectedSubprocessors page adds new subprocessors and AI services (e.g., Ada Chatbot, AWS, DeepL, ElevenLabs, Intercom, Looker, Mixpanel, OpenAI, Postmark, Raygun, RingCentral, Salesforce, Snowflake, etc.) and related data-center locations, and removes Localization Services and certain AI-related subprocessors. The Last Modified date is updated to March 31, 2026.SummaryDifference2%

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