PostJet is a Telegram bot for approved users. It connects your own accounts and
sends posts when you confirm a publication or schedule.
Data we use
- Your Telegram user ID and username, when available, your access status and time zone.
- Channel identifiers and names, draft text, media references and file details,
publishing settings, and the status and links of posts you send through PostJet.
- For services you connect, account names and identifiers, permissions and access tokens.
An Instagram connection can also include the business portfolio that granted access.
PostJet stores access and refresh tokens in encrypted form.
- If you use the personal planning features, tasks, training plans and reminder settings.
If you set up an assistant key, PostJet stores its fingerprint and permissions.
How we use and share data
PostJet uses this data to verify access, connect accounts, prepare and deliver posts,
show their results, and provide the features you choose. When you request access, the PostJet
administrator receives your Telegram user ID and username or display name. Sign-in and consent
take place on the service you are connecting.
We send the content and settings you choose to the destination you select. PostJet uses
Telegram for the bot and source files, the connected APIs for Instagram, Threads and
YouTube publishing, and Buffer for automatic TikTok publishing. If you connect Twitch,
PostJet uses the Twitch API to read and manage your channel and schedule.
Where data stays
PostJet stores drafts, settings and publication records on its server. Telegram keeps
the messages and files you sent in the bot chat. The local Telegram Bot API may cache
files separately. For some publications, PostJet supplies the provider a time-limited
signed link to fetch a temporary media copy. The worker cleans up expired copies.
Stored records may remain after you disconnect an account. Backups may contain earlier
copies after records are deleted from the active service.
Access and deletion
Use /accounts in the bot to disconnect an account and stop PostJet from using
its stored tokens. To remove stored Instagram or Threads data, follow the
data deletion instructions. You can also remove PostJet's
permission in the connected service. If you connected YouTube, use
Google Account permissions
to revoke access and contact PostJet to request deletion of stored data.
Contact PostJet
If you cannot access Telegram or have another privacy request, email mr.gldmn@icloud.com. Include your profile name or Telegram user ID so we can find your connection. We may ask you to verify that the account is yours before we act on the request.