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"If you click on links or buttons provided by the bot, the bot can potentially get your IP address (provided that it controls the website to which the link leads).Excerpt from Telegram's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you click on links or buttons provided by the bot, the bot can potentially get your IP address (provided that it controls the website to which the link leads).”
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