Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
A chargeback or refund request on a third-party purchase lets Telegram share account data with that third party
If you issue a chargeback or refund request for a Business subscription paid for through a third party, you agree to allow Telegram to release necessary data to that third party about your account status and your Telegram Business subscriptions.
Details
- Who
- Telegram
- What it does
- Release necessary data to the third party
- What it covers
- Data regarding your account status and Telegram Business subscriptions
- Condition
- You issue a chargeback or refund request for a Business subscription paid for through a third party
Supporting quotations
By issuing a chargeback or refund request for Business subscriptions paid for through a third party, you agree to allow Telegram to release necessary data to that third party regarding your account status and Telegram Business subscriptions.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The permission is triggered by issuing a chargeback or refund request.
- It covers Business subscriptions paid for through a third party.
- The data is described as "necessary data" regarding account status and Telegram Business subscriptions.
Not stated here
- What data counts as "necessary" beyond account status and subscription information is not defined.
- How the third party may use or keep the data is not addressed in this section.
Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
A connected third-party chatbot can receive and optionally send messages on behalf of your Business account
Telegram Business users can connect a chatbot to their account to streamline and automate interactions between the business and its clients. This enables a designated third-party bot from the Telegram Bot Platform to receive and optionally send messages on behalf of the Business user's account.
Details
- Who
- Telegram Business users
- What it does
- Connect a chatbot to their account
- Who
- A designated third-party bot from the Telegram Bot Platform
- What it does
- Receive and optionally send messages on behalf of the Business user's account
Supporting quotations
Telegram Business users can connect a chatbot to their account, to streamline and automate interactions between their business and clients.
This enables a designated third-party bot from the Telegram Bot Platform to receive and optionally send messages on behalf of the Business user's account.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The bot is a third-party bot from the Telegram Bot Platform that is designated by the Business user.
- The text describes the bot as able to receive and optionally send messages on behalf of the account.
Not stated here
- Which chats or message contents the bot can see is not specified in this section.
- What the bot developer may do with the messages is governed by terms that are linked but not supplied here.
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