“By performing any of these actions, you will be sending some of your data to the respective third-party bot developers.”
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Data is transferred outside Telegram to third-party developers whose privacy practices Telegram does not control, creating a data-sharing relationship the user may not anticipate.
Interpretive note: The excerpt refers to 'any of these actions' without listing them; the specific triggering actions are defined elsewhere in the document and are not captured in the canonical claim.
Some of your data may leave Telegram's control and reach third-party bot developers when you interact with bots.
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Data is transferred outside Telegram to third-party developers whose privacy practices Telegram does not control, creating a data-sharing relationship the user may not anticipate.
Some of your data may leave Telegram's control and reach third-party bot developers when you interact with bots.
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