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7⃣ You leaked a significant amount of internal TSF data. After doing so, did you receive any direct or indirect threats from the team? Do you still maintain contact with former TSF members, or did they all turn their backs on you?
I didn't leave voluntarily; I was kicked. At first, the team reacted calmly, but after the aggressive leaks, some became angry - especially Ark that joined the team the same day as me (sorry, Ark). There weren't any threats, just complaints. I no longer maintain contact with any of them.
8⃣ Can you explain in detail the issues related to the TSF working environment?
I can't remember specific details anymore, and many would likely be outdated anyway. Rumor has it that a lot has changed since I was let go.
9⃣ Beyond the negative aspects of your time in the TSF, did the experience leave you with anything valuable? In other words, did you learn any important lessons from what some refer to as Telegram’s “Pentagon”?
Yes, it was interesting to see the inner workings, and I definitely improved my communication skills. For the most part, the main issue at the time was the lack of communication with other Telegram teams and the high number of "inactive" TSF members; only a few were actually active. I don't know how things are going on now.
1⃣ Is there anything you still haven’t leaked because it is too personal or private?
No. Most of the leaks were just random screenshots I had taken.
💬 Telegram isn't a perfect platform and has a huge problem with OSINT bots and exploits being discovered every day. What are your thoughts on this? Have you ever been threatened as a result of your public role? If so, how did you react?
It is a real problem, but it's mostly a flaw of governments and services that don't prioritize user data security. I have been doxxed a couple of times, but it was completely unrelated to the TSF or my role there.