How does data flow when I use Luckgram?

Different Luckgram actions use different systems. The safest useful explanation is to identify the feature path, not to make one blanket privacy claim.

Action	Main data path
Telegram chats, channels, account login, and ordinary calls	Telegram services and the client on your device
Hidden-chat state, preferences, cache, downloads, and some quick replies	Primarily the local app/device, with implementation differences
Luckgram account linking, Luckgram Pro, remote configuration, and feature switches	Luckgram services and relevant store/provider
AI prompts, selected chat context, translation, or transcription	Luckgram and/or the selected processing provider, depending on the feature
Cloud backup (Luckgram Pro)	Encrypted on your device with your backup password before upload; Luckgram stores only data it cannot decrypt
Analytics, diagnostics, attribution, and website cookies	Luckgram and the providers disclosed by the current policy or store

Luckgram’s current policy describes collection and processing needed for services, usage analysis, device information, contacts or location when the relevant permission or Telegram feature is used, and information you choose to provide. The Apple and Google store disclosures should also be reviewed before installation.

The retired claim “we do not collect any personal data” is not used in this Help Center because it is incompatible with those disclosures.

Safer use

Review operating-system permissions and disable ones you do not use.
Check the context selected before sending an AI request.
Keep login codes, two-step passwords, and backup passwords out of chats and support tickets.
Remember that hiding a chat changes the local interface; it does not remove the conversation from another signed-in device.
Read the current policy for legal definitions, retention, processors, and rights.

Authoritative sources: Luckgram Privacy Policy · Telegram Privacy Policy · iOS build (GitHub Releases) · Android APK (GitHub Releases)