“By issuing a chargeback or refund request for Premium subscriptions paid for through a third party, you agree to allow Telegram to release necessary data to that third party regarding your account status...”
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Initiating a chargeback or refund triggers a data-sharing consent the user may not anticipate, disclosing account status information to an external third party.
Interpretive note: The excerpt ends with an ellipsis, suggesting the clause may continue with additional conditions or consequences not visible here.
If the reader requests a chargeback or refund for a third-party-paid Premium subscription, they are consenting to Telegram sharing their account status data with that third party.
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Initiating a chargeback or refund triggers a data-sharing consent the user may not anticipate, disclosing account status information to an external third party.
If the reader requests a chargeback or refund for a third-party-paid Premium subscription, they are consenting to Telegram sharing their account status data with that third party.
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