Terms of Use

1. Content Scope and Intended Use

This site curates information about Clash ecosystem clients, configuration references, installation steps, rule syntax, and troubleshooting resources, primarily for software learning, technical research, and personal configuration reference. The steps and interface names shown on these pages may change with client versions, operating system updates, or project maintenance status. Before following any instructions, users should also review the documentation published by the relevant project.

The information provided here does not constitute a commitment regarding any specific client, network service, subscription service, or configuration, nor does it replace professional network administration, security auditing, or legal advice. For work devices, production environments, shared networks, or critical business systems, obtain authorization from the device or network administrator first and validate configurations in an environment that can be safely rolled back.

2. Lawful Use Requirements

Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations, network management rules, service agreements, and organizational policies in their jurisdiction. They are responsible for confirming that the relevant software, configurations, and connection methods meet local requirements. Site materials must not be used to access another person’s systems without authorization, bypass access controls, disrupt network operations, distribute unlawful content, violate privacy or intellectual property rights, or engage in any other activity that breaches legal or contractual obligations.

Users must not use these pages for automated attacks, malicious scraping, resource abuse, or conduct that interferes with normal site access. They must not use misleading statements to suggest an unconfirmed partnership between this site and any open-source project, client developer, or third-party provider. The actual user bears responsibility for compliance arising from the manner of use, configuration source, or network activity.

3. Software Sources and Liability Limits

The software mentioned on this site is provided and maintained by the relevant open-source or client projects. Each project has its own release schedule, system requirements, functional scope, and maintenance status. This site cannot guarantee that any software will remain available on every device, in every region, or across all network environments, nor can it guarantee that third-party release pages, store listings, or project resources will always retain their original URLs or content.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for connection interruptions, overwritten configurations, data loss, device malfunctions, business downtime, or any other direct or indirect loss resulting from installation, upgrades, uninstallation, configuration imports, proxy-mode changes, or modifications to system network settings. Users should back up important configurations, record their original network settings, and confirm that they have a way to restore device connectivity before taking action.

We make reasonable efforts to keep the documentation accurate, but technical materials may be delayed, worded differently, or unsuitable for a particular environment. If a client will not start, a subscription import fails, or the system proxy behaves unexpectedly, first consult Troubleshooting and cross-check the project’s own documentation rather than relying on a single page for important decisions.

4. Intellectual Property and Citation Rules

The names, source code, logos, documentation, and release files of Clash, mihomo, and related clients belong to their respective project maintainers or lawful rights holders and are used under each project’s stated open-source licenses, trademark policies, or other authorization terms. Descriptions of these projects on this site do not alter their existing ownership or imply that this site owns the projects or holds exclusive rights to them.

Original explanatory text, page structures, and curated materials created by this site are protected by applicable law. When reasonably quoting them for learning, commentary, or technical discussion, retain the source and do not take statements out of context, distort their meaning, or present this site’s curated content as an official statement from another entity. When copying, modifying, or redistributing open-source software, consult the license included with the relevant project directly and fulfill applicable obligations, such as retaining copyright notices and publishing modifications.

5. Policy Updates and Feedback

This site may revise these terms in response to legal requirements, page features, the scope of its materials, or changes in the open-source ecosystem. Updated content will be published on this page, and the month shown in the Last Updated notice at the top will be adjusted accordingly. Unless otherwise required by law, the new terms apply to access and use from the time of publication; continued use of this site indicates acceptance of the updated terms.

If you have questions about installation steps, configuration methods, or the boundaries of permitted use covered by these terms, start with the tutorials and Troubleshooting pages. Do not submit subscription URLs, access credentials, personally identifiable information, or other sensitive content in feedback. This site may decline to handle questions whose sources cannot be verified, requests to assist with unlawful purposes, or matters outside the scope of its materials.