1. Scope of Data Collection
The site does not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers, payment information, or identity documents through page forms, nor does it create personal profiles for visitors. You can read articles, switch pages, and use site navigation without providing information that directly identifies you.
Like most public websites, the server may automatically generate basic technical logs when responding to requests. These may include the request time, page path, referring page, browser type, operating system category, network address, and request status. This information helps keep pages available, identify unusual requests, and troubleshoot technical issues; it is not used to build personal interest profiles. Log retention depends on actual hosting and security maintenance needs. Once the information is no longer reasonably needed, it is deleted or aggregated.
2. Analytics and Purposes of Use
The site may use analytics to understand visit trends, commonly used device types, entry pages, content engagement, and navigation activity. For example, switching platform tabs or clicking an article entry may be recorded as an aggregated event to assess whether download instructions and tutorial structures are clear.
Analytics data is used primarily to improve information architecture, fix broken pages, prioritize content maintenance, and evaluate usability across different screen sizes. Analytics systems may process truncated or technically transformed network addresses, approximate location, browser information, visit time, referrer, and page path. The site does not require analytics data to be linked to real names, email addresses, or external accounts, and does not use visit records for direct marketing contact.
Browser Do Not Track settings, content-blocking tools, or network policies may affect analytics. Core articles, tutorials, and download pages remain available when analytics is disabled.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Core browsing features do not depend on account cookies. To maintain necessary page state, analytics tools or interface scripts may use first-party cookies, local storage, or session storage—for example, to distinguish a visit session, save a temporary interface choice, or prevent the same action from being recorded repeatedly. This data is generally stored by the browser and is governed by the browser’s own retention periods and clearing rules.
You can view, restrict, or delete data for this site in your browser settings, or browse in private mode. Disabling cookies or clearing local storage may restore some page preferences to their defaults, but it will not affect access to static page content. Browser controls vary, so follow the privacy and website-data settings of the browser you use.
4. Third-Party Links and Download Pages
The site may link to app stores, official client project websites, open-source project pages, or other external resources. After you leave the site, the destination website handles access data under its own privacy policy and terms of service. Clash Resource Hub cannot control the cookies, logs, account systems, or content update practices used by third-party pages.
Before opening an external link, check the destination domain in the browser address bar, the system permissions requested by the page, and the stated download source. When installing a client, prefer the project sources or app store links listed on this site’s download pages, and use your operating system’s permission prompts when deciding whether to continue. External content, availability, and data-handling practices may change at the operator’s discretion.
5. Policy Updates and Your Choices
This policy may be revised when site features, analytics methods, hosting conditions, or applicable rules change. The updated text will be published on this page, and the last-updated month at the top of the page will be changed accordingly. If a change materially affects the scope or purposes of data handling, it will be described clearly in the body of the policy rather than relying on preselected consent or account notifications.
You can use your browser settings to restrict site storage, clear existing data, or stop visiting this site. For questions about using the pages, installing clients, or configuring them, first consult Troubleshooting or Usage Guide. The site does not provide a feedback form for collecting personal information and will not ask you to submit private data through public pages.