Privacy Policy

1. Data We Collect

When you visit the site, hosting and network providers may process the time of a request, requested URL path, IP address, browser information, response status, and referring page. This request data supports content delivery, troubleshooting, unusual traffic detection, and service reliability. It is not a record of client proxy traffic.

We do not ask you to submit subscription URLs, node credentials, connection passwords, or client configurations. The site does not read your local client's node list, connection data, or runtime logs. Do not include this information in query parameters on links to this site; requested URLs may be recorded in access logs.

We use website analytics to understand page readership, tutorial link usage, and download platform choices. Analytics may include page URLs, referral sources, device categories, and interaction events. This helps us find broken links and improve site navigation; it is not used to analyze proxy communications.

2. Cookies and Local Storage

Website features or analytics settings may use cookies, local storage, or similar browser mechanisms to save preferences or distinguish sessions. The specific data stored depends on which features are enabled; a feature that is not enabled does not necessarily leave a corresponding record in your browser. Routine font and image caching serves a different purpose.

Language versions are identified by their URLs, and the selected download platform can be restored from the URL fragment. We do not require subscription URLs or connection credentials to be saved in browser storage. Browser settings typically let you view, delete, or restrict site data, and can also limit analytics scripts.

Restricting storage may prevent some preferences from being saved, but usually will not affect access to static page content. Clearing this site's browser data will not delete downloaded files or remove settings from a separate client application.

3. Download Sources and Third-Party Services

The download page links to clients including v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. Download links are updated using a version manifest from the same site, and files are delivered through the deployment's download channel; they are not stored alongside the static website assets. The privacy practices described on this page are separate from those of each client.

Download services may process your IP address, request time, file path, and response status to deliver files. If a link redirects or opens another website, that site may handle your request under its own policies. This policy does not replace the notices provided by file distributors, external websites, or client applications.

Before using an external download link, check the destination, file name, and supported platform. For system permissions, network connections, and logging options after installation, refer to the client interface and its documentation.

4. How We Use Data and Privacy Controls

We use access data to provide website and download services, troubleshoot issues, and assess how content is used. We do not ask for identity information unrelated to these purposes. Hosting, delivery, and analytics providers may assist with this processing. We do not promise a specific log retention period or immediate deletion unless confirmed.

You can use your browser's privacy settings to restrict cookies, clear site data, or block scripts you do not need. If a link contains sensitive parameters, stop sharing it and replace the affected credentials. For troubleshooting, start with the setup guide or troubleshooting guide. Before sharing screenshots or logs, redact subscription URLs, identifiers, and access credentials.

5. Policy Updates

If our analytics methods, browser storage uses, or download service data practices change, we will update this page and revise the last-updated month at the top. We will explain any new collection or use where the relevant feature appears. Where consent is legally required, we will provide an appropriate choice first.

This page remains available through the “Privacy Policy” link in the footer. Review the relevant terms before using new features. If you have questions about data handling, check the tutorials and troubleshooting pages to determine whether the issue involves a website request or a client connection, and avoid sharing unnecessary personal information.