Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
This policy applies when you browse pages, read documentation, or use download links on Clash Official Client Site. The site provides information through static pages, does not offer account registration, and does not ask visitors for an email address. This policy covers data that may be involved in visiting the website. For data practices related to the Clash client or third-party services, consult their respective policies.
1. Data We Collect
When you visit the site, your browser sends information needed to fulfill page requests, including the requested URL, network address, browser details, and request time. Our infrastructure may generate access and error logs to deliver pages, investigate unusual requests, and maintain service security. Static websites still involve this network processing; visiting does not mean that no data is generated.
The site has no form for submitting subscription links and does not ask you to upload configuration files, connection records, or client logs. Links and configuration snippets in the guides are examples only. Do not include real subscription credentials, account passwords, or other sensitive information in a page URL on this site. Such information may be recorded in logs or exposed to others if you share the link.
2. Analytics and How We Use Data
We use website analytics to understand how visitors read pages, find the site through search, and choose download platforms. Analytics may involve the pages visited, referring pages, visit times, browser types, device categories, and actions such as selecting a platform. This information helps us organize documentation, identify broken links, and improve usability across screen sizes. It is not used to read proxy settings in the client.
A platform selection records an action in the website interface; it does not confirm that an installation is complete or a proxy connection has been established. Analytics may be incomplete if your browser restricts scripts or blocks analytics requests, but the page content remains available. We do not guarantee a fixed retention period for analytics data or server logs. If our data practices change materially, we will update this page.
3. Cookies and Browser Storage
Depending on how analytics tools are deployed, they may use cookies to distinguish visits or reduce duplicate counts. Your browser may also cache pages, stylesheets, and scripts. Caching and cookies serve different purposes: caching mainly avoids repeat requests for resources, while cookies can send small amounts of state information with later requests.
A platform selection may be retained in the URL as a fragment identifier, such as a platform anchor on a download page. This does not save subscription settings. The site does not require local storage to retain proxy credentials. You can view and clear cookies, cached files, and site data in your browser settings, or use private browsing. Clearing data may reset some preferences and cause resources to reload. Private browsing does not prevent the server from receiving necessary network requests.
4. Third-Party Links and Downloads
Download links may lead to app stores, client websites, or file hosting services. Third parties handle request information under their own policies. Before signing in, making a purchase, or authorizing a client, review the privacy information provided by the relevant service. A link from this site does not give us control over how a third party collects, stores, or deletes data.
Before downloading a file, check the destination URL, client name, and supported platform, and review any installation permission prompts shown by your operating system. After you run the Clash client, subscription updates, proxy connections, and DNS requests take place between the client and related services; they are not part of this site's page analytics. For setup instructions, see the user guide. If you encounter an error, start with Troubleshooting.
5. Policy Updates and Review
We may update this policy as site features, analytics deployment, or service delivery methods change. Updates will be posted on this page, and the last-updated month at the top will be revised. Because the site does not collect registration email addresses, we will not notify visitors individually by email. Please review this page when using new features or reassessing your browser permissions.
To check whether an action is part of the website, start with Troubleshooting and the user guide. When investigating an issue, distinguish between webpage requests, client activity, and third-party services. Do not share a full subscription URL or a configuration containing credentials in public channels. If the page description differs from how a feature actually works, use the data processing that takes place in practice as the basis for your review.