ChainCatcher message, Telegram has not removed the chat privacy statement from the FAQ, but has merely relocated the statement to the answer of the question "What should I do if a bot or channel infringes my copyright?" At the same time, it also emphasizes in "Will you handle deletion requests from third parties" that they can delete sticker packs that infringe intellectual property rights or bots related to pornography and terrorism, which does not apply to local restrictions on freedom of speech. For example, if criticizing the government is illegal in a certain country, then Telegram will not be part of such politically motivated censorship.

ChainCatcher news, according to @tier10k's post on the X platform, Telegram has quietly updated its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) by removing "All Telegram chats and groups are private conversations between participants. We do not handle any requests related to them."

ChainCatcher message, ZK Nation posted on X that they will continue to update the FAQ document and add an email for the community to collect questions and feedback.

ChainCatcher message, NFPrompt's official announcement states that it will begin airdropping new NFP tokens to eligible addresses. Addresses holding old NFP tokens and not mentioned in the exclusions in the FAQ are qualified to participate.According to the FAQ, users whose on-chain balances have not changed from the time of the hack to the snapshot will be the first to receive the airdrop, while other addresses with on-chain activity will follow up later. The airdrop process does not require payment of Gas fees.The new token contract address is 0x551897f8203bd131b350601D3aC0679Ba0Fc0136.