4. The Constant Legal Considerations in Bangladesh:

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The Digital Security Act, 2018, in Bangladesh continues to be the governing legal framework. Unauthorized access to application data, even on one's own device (depending on interpretation and potential legal nuances related to bypassing security measures like encryption), could still carry legal risks. Accessing or analyzing data belonging to others without their explicit permission remains illegal.
Practical Steps (If a User Still Chooses to Proceed with Rooting - With Undiminished Caution):

If, despite the significant risks, a technically proficient qatar telegram phone number list user in Bangladesh with a rooted Android device still wishes to attempt reading the Telegram database structure at this moment using Python, the steps outlined previously remain the same:

Ensure a Rooted Android Phone.
Install and Configure ADB on a Computer.
Enable USB Debugging on the Phone.
Use ADB Shell to Navigate to /data/data/org.telegram.messenger/databases/.
Identify and Pull the .db files to the Computer using adb pull.
Use Python with the sqlite3 library to connect to the pulled database file.
Execute SQL queries to list tables and examine schema.
Attempt to select and fetch data (which will likely be encrypted).
Close the database connection.
Key Observations at This Precise Moment:

Python will still be able to connect to the SQLite database file.
The table and column names will be readable.
The actual message content and other sensitive data will almost certainly appear as unreadable, encrypted binary blobs.