Site Rules
Terms of Use
Last updated: September 2026
Welcome to the Clash Official Website. These terms apply to the pages, tutorials, protocol materials, terminology explanations, software download links, and other content provided on this site. By accessing, browsing, or continuing to use this site, you confirm that you have read and understood these terms. If you disagree with any part of them, stop using this site and its information.
1. Site Content and Service Scope
This site compiles public information about Clash clients, the mihomo core, and related open-source projects for software learning, configuration research, and technical reference only. Download pages help users identify platforms and client types; tutorials, FAQs, and protocol explanations describe software interfaces, configuration structures, and general networking concepts. They do not promise any particular result or constitute professional legal, business, or cybersecurity advice.
This site may update its content based on the maintenance status, release lists, or documentation of public projects. Because client features, configuration compatibility, and system requirements may change, users should also read the documentation published by the relevant open-source project before installing software or modifying configurations, and decide for themselves whether the information suits their device and intended use.
2. Lawful Use Requirements
Users must comply with the laws and regulations, network service rules, and organizational requirements applicable where they are located and where the service is actually used. The materials and software links provided by this site must not be used to access another person's systems without authorization, bypass access controls, disrupt network services, distribute illegal content, infringe privacy or intellectual property rights, or engage in any other activity that violates applicable law or public order.
Users are responsible for their devices, accounts, subscription configurations, access activities, and any resulting consequences. If a device is managed by a school, company, or other organization, users must also obtain the necessary authorization before installing a client or enabling system proxy or TUN mode. This site cannot determine whether a particular network activity is lawful in a specific jurisdiction or organizational environment.
3. Third-Party Software and External Services
The software described on this site is provided by the relevant open-source projects, maintainers, or app distributors. Each project has its own development plans, release channels, licenses, and support scope. This site is not the developer of those projects and does not make commitments on behalf of their maintainers. When downloading, installing, or using third-party software, users should read the project's accompanying license, release notes, and privacy notice.
Pages on this site may link to app stores, project websites, or other external pages. Those pages are managed independently by their operators, and their content, availability, and rules are outside this site's control. After visiting an external page, users should follow the terms published there at that time and decide for themselves whether to continue using the relevant service.
4. Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability
This site makes reasonable efforts to organize and update its materials, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, accurate, current, or suitable for every operating-system environment. Open-source projects may be discontinued, change configuration formats, or alter their release methods, while operating-system updates may affect client behavior. Installation failures, configuration incompatibilities, or feature differences caused by such changes do not constitute a breach of this site's service obligations.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site makes no warranties regarding software availability, uninterrupted operation, network connection results, or the effects of any particular configuration. Users are responsible for data loss, damaged configurations, business interruption, device issues, and other direct or indirect losses arising from or related to using or being unable to use this site's content, third-party software, configuration files, or external services. Before making system-level changes or replacing configurations, users are advised to keep necessary local backups.
5. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
The names, software code, logos, and documentation of Clash, mihomo, and other projects mentioned on this site belong to their respective rights holders. Open-source software is still protected by copyright. When copying, modifying, distributing, or redistributing code, users must comply with the applicable open-source license and retain the copyright notices and license text required by that license.
The page structure, Chinese explanations, and editorial content compiled by this site are protected under applicable law. Individuals may use this content for learning and fair reference, provided they preserve its original meaning and credit the source. Without permission, users may not copy the site's content in its entirety and present themselves as the original publisher, or use the site's name or page content in a way that could confuse its ownership or any official relationship with a project.
6. Terms Updates and Feedback
This site may revise these terms in response to changes in legal requirements, page features, the software ecosystem, or the scope of its content. The updated text will be published on this page, and the Last updated date at the top will be revised accordingly. Changes apply to visits and use from the date of publication. For changes that may materially affect users' rights or obligations, this site will make reasonable efforts to explain the scope of the changes in clear terms.
If you have questions about installation steps, configuration methods, or common issues, start with the Frequently Asked Questions or the User Guide. These pages provide general operating guidance and do not replace case-specific advice from a device administrator, software maintainer, or qualified professional.