Privacy Policy

1. Scope and information you provide

This static website provides Clash client downloads and setup guides. It does not offer account registration or require an email address. You can read guides, switch platforms, and view download information without providing your name, phone number, or payment details.

Our pages do not need to access your subscription URL, proxy credentials, configuration files, or client connection history. Do not include this information in site URLs or query parameters. URLs containing private information may appear in browser history, access logs, or analytics records.

2. Visit records and analytics

When you browse pages or request downloads, the servers and network infrastructure hosting this site may process your IP address, request time, resource path, response status, referring page, and browser type. This information is used to deliver content, diagnose access issues, investigate unusual requests, and maintain service security.

We use analytics to understand page views, referral sources, and interactions such as platform selections on download pages. These insights help us improve guide structure, identify broken links, and enhance the mobile experience. They are not used to infer how you use proxies. Website analytics are not client telemetry and cannot reveal network activity within your client.

Data retention periods may vary across infrastructure providers; this policy does not promise a single fixed retention period. Access records should be handled only as needed for site operations, security investigations, and analytics, and are not published.

3. Cookies and local storage

These static pages do not rely on login cookies. Depending on how analytics tools are configured, they may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits and reduce duplicate counts. Check your browser to see whether these are stored and how long they remain active. We do not treat browser identifiers as verified personal identities.

Page interactions may save preferences or state in your browser. Some platform selections are restored using URL fragments, which are different from cookies and local storage and are included when you share a URL. Use your browser's site data settings to view, clear, or restrict cookies and local storage. Some preferences may not persist, and analytics may be incomplete if you restrict them.

4. Download requests and third-party links

Download pages may request client version lists and provide files through our download links, project websites, or app stores. Services handling these requests receive the information needed to establish a network connection. You do not need to provide subscription details or proxy credentials to download files.

External projects, app stores, and clients handle data according to their own privacy policies and permission disclosures. This policy does not cover those services, and we cannot control subsequent changes they make. Before clicking, check the destination domain, choose a package that matches your operating system and device architecture, and review any permissions requested during installation.

5. Access controls and reporting issues

You can stop visiting the site, clear your browsing history and site data, or use your browser's privacy controls to limit analytics scripts. Clearing browser data does not automatically delete access records already held by servers or affect data independently retained by third parties.

For installation, subscription, or permission issues, start with the Getting Started Guide and User Manual. When describing an issue or sharing a screenshot, hide subscription links, access tokens, account details, and personal network addresses. Include only the error messages needed to troubleshoot the problem.

6. Policy updates

We may revise this policy when site features, analytics settings, or infrastructure change. Updates will be posted on this page, and the last-updated month at the top will be changed. We will not send notices by collecting email addresses. On your next visit, check the Privacy Policy link in the footer for the latest information. For changes involving third-party services, also review the relevant service's policy.