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Terms of Use and Privacy

Updated: May 1, 2026.

If you start the Telegram bot, request access, pay for services, receive materials, or use issued configurations, you confirm that you have read and accepted the terms on this page. If you do not agree with these terms, stop using the bot and the service.

This Privacy Policy governs the collection, use, storage, and protection of service user information. The service processes only the data needed to operate, communicate with users, provide support, analyze usage, and improve service quality.

1.1. This Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) governs the processing and protection of information that the User provides while using the service, Telegram bot, digital products, materials, and related features (the “Service”).

1.2. By using the Service, the User confirms acceptance of this Policy. If the User does not agree with the Policy, the User must stop using the Service.

2.1. The Service may collect the following types of data:

  • account identifiers, including login, ID, nickname, and similar data;
  • technical information, including IP address, browser data, device data, operating system data, and client application data;
  • interaction history with the Service, including bot start events, support requests, access statuses, service periods, and technical errors.

2.2. The Service does not require the User to provide passport data, documents, photos, or other personal information, except for the minimum information needed for the Service to operate.

2.3. The Service does not intentionally collect browsing history, traffic contents, messages, or files unless required by law, Service security, or technical necessity.

3.1. The Service may use collected information only for:

  • providing Service functionality;
  • issuing and accounting for access;
  • communicating with the User, including notifications and support;
  • analyzing and improving the Service;
  • protecting against abuse and technical failures.

3.2. Data is not used for targeted advertising and is not sold to third parties for advertising purposes.

4.1. The Administration does not transfer collected data to third parties except in the following cases:

  • when required by law, court order, regulator request, or another competent authority;
  • when necessary to fulfill obligations to the User, for example when working with payment systems, hosting providers, Telegram, or other Service infrastructure;
  • when the User has given consent.

4.2. If a law, court, regulator, or another competent authority requires the Administration to restrict access, change Service rules, or disclose the minimum necessary information, the Administration may do so without separate approval from the User.

5.1. Data is stored for the period necessary to achieve processing purposes, operate the Service, fulfill obligations, and comply with applicable law.

5.2. The Administration takes reasonable organizational and technical measures to protect data, but does not guarantee absolute security of information transmitted over the internet.

5.3. The User is responsible for risks related to sharing their data, configurations, tokens, access links, or other information with third parties.

6.1. The User understands and agrees that transmitting information over the internet always involves risks.

6.2. The Administration is not responsible for loss, theft, or disclosure of data if this happens due to third parties, infrastructure providers, the User, or circumstances beyond the Administration’s control.

7.1. The Administration may change this Policy without prior notice.

7.2. Continued use of the Service after changes are made means that the User accepts the updated Policy.

1.1. This User Agreement (the “Agreement”) governs the use of the online service, Telegram bot, digital products, materials, configuration access, and related services (the “Service”) provided by the Administration.

1.2. By using the Service, including starting the bot, entering the /start command, registering, paying for services, or receiving access to materials, the User confirms that the User has fully read this Agreement and accepts it in full.

1.3. If the User does not agree with this Agreement, the User must stop using the Service.

2. Nature of Services and Digital Products

Section titled “2. Nature of Services and Digital Products”

2.1. The Service provides intangible digital goods and services, including but not limited to informational materials, educational programs, consultations, digital products, technical access, configurations, and service support.

2.2. Materials provided through the Service may include:

  • information from open sources;
  • original materials of the Administration and/or third parties;
  • analytical reviews, collections, recommendations, and structured data;
  • technical instructions, settings, configurations, and reference materials.

2.3. The User understands and agrees that the value of the Service’s digital goods and services lies in systematization, analysis, presentation, assistance, support, access, setup, and updates, not in the exclusivity of individual pieces of information.

2.4. The Service does not claim or guarantee that individual elements of the materials are unique, exclusive, or unavailable outside the Service.

3.1. The Service is provided on an AS IS basis.

3.2. The Administration does not guarantee:

  • that the Service will meet the User’s expectations;
  • achievement of any financial, commercial, professional, technical, or other results;
  • uninterrupted or error-free operation of the Service;
  • constant availability, fixed speed, or compatibility with every provider, device, or client application.

3.3. The Administration is not responsible for:

  • any direct or indirect losses, including lost profits;
  • consequences of the User applying received materials, recommendations, configurations, or services;
  • actions or omissions of third parties;
  • temporary technical failures and access limitations;
  • actions and policies of Telegram, payment systems, hosting providers, GitHub, client applications, and other third-party services.

3.4. All decisions about applying materials, recommendations, and services are made by the User independently and at the User’s own risk.

4.1. The Service is not intended to encourage, organize, or assist unlawful activity.

4.2. The User agrees to use the Service only in accordance with applicable law and third-party rules.

4.3. The User is fully responsible for the lawfulness of using Service materials and services.

4.4. The User may not:

  • use the Service for spam, phishing, fraud, DDoS attacks, password attacks, unauthorized scanning, or malware distribution;
  • transfer access to third parties, resell it, or publish configurations publicly without the Administration’s permission;
  • use the Service to distribute materials whose circulation is restricted or prohibited;
  • impersonate the Administration, promise terms on behalf of the Service, or accept payments from other users without separate approval.

5.1. All materials placed in the Service are protected by intellectual property law.

5.2. The User may not copy, distribute, resell, transfer to third parties, or otherwise use Service materials without permission from the rights holder.

5.3. Violation of intellectual property rights may result in access to the Service being restricted without compensation.

6.1. The Administration may suspend or restrict the User’s access to the Service in the following cases:

  • violation of this Agreement;
  • detection of abuse;
  • a threat to Service security, stability, or fair access;
  • requirements of law, regulators, or payment providers;
  • technical necessity.

6.2. Access restriction does not release the User from obligations that arose earlier.

6.3. The Administration reserves the right to refuse service to Users whose actions may create increased risks for the Service, payment providers, or third parties.

7.1. Payment for services and digital goods is made under the terms shown in the Service before payment.

7.2. Due to the intangible nature of digital goods and services, refunds are not provided after access has been granted, except in the cases listed below.

7.3. A refund is possible only if:

  • the service was not provided due to a technical fault of the Service;
  • access to the digital product was not actually granted.

7.4. To request a refund review, the User must contact support within 24 hours of payment.

7.5. Refund decisions are made by the Administration individually.

7.6. The User confirms that the User will not initiate a payment reversal (chargeback) through payment systems without first contacting Service support.

8.1. The Administration may collect the minimum technical data necessary to operate the Service.

8.2. The Administration takes reasonable measures to protect data, but does not guarantee absolute security of transmitted information.

8.3. Detailed data processing rules are described in the “Privacy Policy” section on this page.

9.1. The Administration may change this Agreement.

9.2. The current version of the Agreement is published in the Service or on the documentation page.

9.3. Continued use of the Service means that the User accepts the updated terms.

10.1. For all questions, the User may contact support through the form inside the bot.

By using the Service, including starting the bot and/or entering the /start command, the User confirms that the User has read this Agreement and accepts its terms in full.