Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy for YT Bot Tele Last Updated: August 18, 2025 This Privacy Policy describes how YT Bot Tele ("the Bot", "we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and stores information in relation to your use of the Bot. This Bot is a personal application designed to be run by you on your own server for personal use. 1. Information We Collect To function, the Bot requires access to certain information: a) Google/YouTube Account Information: When you authorize a Google Account, we use Google's OAuth 2.0 system. The Bot receives and stores an OAuth refresh token. This token allows the Bot to perform actions (like subscribing to channels) on your behalf without ever collecting or storing your Google password. This token is stored locally on the private server where you run the Bot. b) Telegram User Information: The Bot interacts with your Telegram User ID to identify you as the authorized administrator and to receive commands. c) Usage Data: The Bot processes the YouTube channel URLs that you provide as commands. Logs of these actions may be stored on your server. 2. How We Use Your Information The information collected is used exclusively for the core functionality of the Bot: - To authenticate you as the Bot's administrator. - To use the stored Google OAuth tokens to send subscription requests to the YouTube Data API on your behalf. - To provide feedback and results of the actions performed. 3. Data Storage and Security All sensitive information, particularly Google OAuth refresh tokens, is stored on the private server (VPS) that you control. We do not have access to your server or this data. You are responsible for securing the server where the Bot is deployed. 4. Data Sharing We do not, and will never, share, sell, or rent your personal information with any third parties. All data remains on the server under your control. 5. Third-Party Services The Bot relies on the APIs of third-party services, which have their own privacy policies: - Google & YouTube: https://policies.google.com/privacy - Telegram: https://telegram.org/privacy 6. Changes to This Privacy Policy We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of any changes by posting the new Privacy Policy on this page. 7. Contact Us If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: [YOUR_EMAIL@example.com]

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