Telegram AI summarizer privacy

How TelyClaw Handles Data for Telegram AI Summaries

TelyClaw's Privacy Policy says Telegram metadata and the message context needed for a requested feature may be processed. AI tasks may use authorized model providers, content may be retained when AI Memory or Semantic Search is enabled, and task, provider, log, backup, account, and legal-retention conditions must be evaluated separately.

Editorial review updated August 21, 2026

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Documented data flow: Telegram access to summary result

A summary request requires access to the selected conversation context. TelyClaw's published policy says the Telegram integration processes metadata such as timestamps and group IDs and the message context needed for the requested feature. Selected content may be sent to an authorized AI provider. The policy does not publish a message-by-message network trace, so users should treat this as the documented policy flow rather than an independent technical audit.

Third-party model calls may include task content

TelyClaw offers model options from DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Google Gemini. Content needed for a requested task may be sent through authorized services used to provide the selected model. The public policy identifies the current selectable models and supported media workflows, but it does not document direct-versus-aggregator routing, processing region, or account-specific provider retention configuration. Confirm those details before using the product for regulated or highly confidential chats.

Retention depends on the data category

The policy separates task-processing data, AI Memory, and account data. Application copies used only for a task are intended to be released or deleted after the task; provider retention, security logs, backups, and legal obligations may follow separate controls. AI Memory remains until the user resets it or deletes the account. Account data is retained while the account is active and is subject to the deletion period stated in the policy.

Deletion is available in settings or by email

Users can manage AI Memory and Semantic Search data in product settings. The policy also provides an account or data deletion path through in-app settings or contact@telyclaw.ai. Deleting a TelyClaw copy does not delete the original message from Telegram or from other participants' devices.

What is not yet publicly documented

The current public materials do not provide a Telegram-specific architecture diagram, exact diagnostic-log retention, direct-versus-aggregator model routing, data residency, or an external security audit for the summarization flow. This page therefore avoids claims such as fully local processing, zero cloud transfer, end-to-end encryption of AI requests, or zero retention at every model provider.

Editorial methodology

Policy-to-claim audit, not an inferred architecture

We mapped each statement on this page to TelyClaw's published Privacy Policy and checked the relevant primary documents from Telegram and named AI providers. Claims that are not in those sources are explicitly marked as undisclosed.

Data categories
Separated Telegram metadata, private message content, transient task data, AI Memory, account data, and provider inputs instead of treating all data as one category.
Retention language
Used the policy's stated timeframes and avoided converting a general retention rule into a Telegram-specific guarantee where the policy does not do so.
Provider verification
Checked the named providers' current commercial-data pages, while recognizing that TelyClaw's exact account configuration is not public.
Deletion scope
Distinguished deletion from TelyClaw systems from deletion of original Telegram messages and copies held by other chat participants.

Evidence limit: this review does not include production traffic capture, server logs, contracts with sub-processors, source-code inspection, or an external security assessment.

TelyClaw Telegram summary data map

Data category	Documented use	Documented retention	User control
Telegram metadata	Integration operation, including timestamps and group IDs	No Telegram-specific period is stated	Delete data or account through settings or email
Private message content	Context needed to perform the requested AI task	Varies by task, provider, logs, backups, AI Memory, and legal requirements	Manage features and connected services
Task-processing data	Temporary processing for the requested task	Application copies are intended to be released or deleted after the task; other systems may follow separate controls	Avoid or stop the AI task
AI Memory	User-selected persistent context	Until memory reset or account deletion	Clear memory in settings
Account data	Operate the active account	Active lifetime; deletion within 30 days of request unless legally required	Request deletion in settings or by email
AI provider input/output	Inference by an authorized sub-processor	Configuration is not specified publicly per provider	Confirm current provider terms for sensitive use

Sources reviewed

Use these primary and product sources to verify access, privacy, and feature claims before choosing a Telegram AI tool.

TelyClaw Privacy Policy
Primary product source for Telegram metadata, model selection, media support, AI services, retention, and deletion disclosures. Last updated August 21, 2026.
Telegram API Terms of Service
Primary platform rules requiring third-party Telegram clients to protect user privacy and follow Telegram security requirements.
Telegram Terms of Service for Content Licensing
Primary source describing limited access for legitimate clients and Telegram's restrictions on using platform data for AI development or benchmarking without qualifying consent.
OpenAI business data privacy
Primary provider source stating that API and business inputs and outputs are not used for model training by default. This does not identify TelyClaw's account-specific retention settings.
DeepSeek API documentation
Primary provider source for the DeepSeek API. TelyClaw's direct-versus-aggregator routing and account-specific configuration are not publicly disclosed.
Gemini API zero-data-retention documentation
Primary provider source explaining Gemini API retention controls and feature-specific exceptions. This does not establish TelyClaw's account-specific configuration.

FAQ

Does TelyClaw permanently store private Telegram messages?

Retention depends on the feature and data category. AI Memory or Semantic Search may retain selected content, while providers, logs, backups, and legal requirements can have separate controls. Review the current Privacy Policy before using sensitive content.

Does a Telegram summary leave my device?

It may. TelyClaw lists cloud infrastructure and authorized AI model providers. The public policy does not promise that every Telegram summary is processed only on-device.

Which AI providers can receive summary content?

TelyClaw currently offers model options from DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Google Gemini. Content may be sent through authorized services used to provide the model you select. Direct-versus-aggregator routing, processing region, and provider-specific retention configuration are not currently published.

How long does TelyClaw retain summary data?

Transient processing data is deleted after the task. AI Memory remains until reset or account deletion, while account data is scheduled for deletion within 30 days of a request unless a legal exception applies.

How do I delete my TelyClaw data?

Use the in-app settings or email contact@telyclaw.ai. Clearing TelyClaw data does not remove the original Telegram messages from Telegram or other participants' devices.

Is this page an independent privacy or security audit?

No. It maps the claims in TelyClaw's published Privacy Policy and primary provider documents. It does not verify the production network path, server configuration, or source code independently.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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