What is stored. For each account you connect: the address of the
mailbox, the token Google gives the bot to reach it, and the identifiers of messages
already sent to you, so the same mail is not sent twice. Nothing else is kept.
What it is used for. Reading new mail and showing it to you in Telegram, and doing
what you ask of a message: marking, starring, archiving, deleting, downloading an
attachment, answering it, or sending a new one. Nothing is read for any other purpose,
nothing is shared with anyone, nothing is sold, and no message content is stored after it
has been sent to you.
Who can see it. Only you. Each Telegram account only ever reaches the mailboxes it
connected itself.
Getting rid of it. Unlink the account with the bot's own command and the token is
handed back to Google and deleted here at the same time. You can also withdraw access at
myaccount.google.com/permissions,
which stops the bot immediately.
This app's use of information received from Google APIs follows the
Google API
Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.