Terms of Use

Last updated: August 2026

By accessing, browsing, or using the pages, tutorials, download index, and related materials provided by the Clash Download Official Site, users acknowledge that they have read and agreed to follow these terms. This site organizes public information and basic configuration guidance for the Clash ecosystem. It does not provide network services and does not replace the user's judgment about whether particular software, configurations, or network environments are suitable for their needs.

1. Scope and Intended Use of the Materials

The content on this site is provided solely for software learning, technical research, and configuration reference. It includes client overviews, installation steps, rule syntax, common concepts, and troubleshooting guidance. The pages are compiled from public sources and common use cases, and may change because of client versions, operating system updates, open-source project changes, or differences in network environments.

Before taking action, users should understand what the relevant features do and decide for themselves whether to install, enable, or modify a configuration based on their device environment. Operations involving system proxies, TUN mode, DNS, routing rules, and configuration files may affect the device's current network connection. Before making changes, users should record their existing settings and securely protect personal subscription URLs, configuration files, and other sensitive information.

2. Legal and Responsible Use

When using materials from this site or related software, users must comply with applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction, network management requirements, software license terms, and the rules of the services they access. Users must not use this site's content or related tools to infringe others' lawful rights, compromise the security of networks or information systems, distribute unlawful information, circumvent legally implemented access controls, or engage in any other activity prohibited by applicable law.

Users are responsible for their own actions, configurations, and network activity, and confirm that they have lawful authorization to use the relevant devices, networks, subscription services, and configuration files. Users must not access another person's account, configuration, subscription URL, or network resources without authorization, or conduct unauthorized scanning, interference, attacks, or data collection under the pretext of testing or research. If a configuration has an unclear source, uncertain permissions, or a disputed purpose, stop using it and verify its origin first.

3. Software Sources and Limitation of Liability

The Clash clients, mihomo core, and other related software presented on this site are provided and maintained by their respective open-source projects, developers, or software distributors. This site primarily organizes information, provides page indexes, and offers operating guidance. It does not participate in software development decisions and does not guarantee that any project will remain maintained, stay available for download, support every device, or meet a particular purpose.

Software installation, configuration imports, system proxy switching, TUN driver activation, and rule changes may be affected by system permissions, security policies, third-party services, and local network conditions. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for connection failures, lost settings, data loss, service interruptions, or other direct or indirect effects caused by software defects, version changes, configuration errors, user actions, service outages, device compatibility issues, or changes to third-party links.

This site will make reasonable efforts to keep its guidance clear and correct obvious errors promptly, but does not guarantee that all content will be complete, accurate, or suitable for every situation at all times. Before working with important devices, business networks, or critical data, users should assess the risks themselves and retain necessary configuration backups and recovery plans.

4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses

The rights to Clash, mihomo, and other project names, software marks, source code, and documentation mentioned on these pages belong to their respective rights holders. Copying, modifying, distributing, and republishing open-source projects must comply with the open-source licenses, copyright notices, and additional requirements stated in each project's repository. Descriptions of or links to these projects on this site do not grant rights to their trademarks, code, or distribution.

The text structure, operating guidance, and page content compiled by this site are protected by applicable law. When making reasonable quotations for personal study, users should retain source information. Bulk copying, republication, or misleading presentation beyond a reasonable scope is not automatically permitted merely because the original project uses an open-source license. The licenses for open-source software and the terms governing use of this site's content are independent and must be assessed separately.

5. Third-Party Links and External Services

This site may provide links to software release pages, app stores, open-source project pages, and other external resources so users can verify sources and continue their activities. External pages are independently managed by their respective operators; their content, availability, privacy practices, and service rules are outside this site's control. After leaving this site, users should read the destination page's terms and decide for themselves whether to continue browsing, downloading, or submitting information.

External links may be accessible when published, but this does not mean their addresses or content will remain unchanged. If a link no longer works, a software name has changed, or the instructions no longer match the current version, first consult Troubleshooting and User Guides to check for updated information.

6. Updates and Effectiveness of These Terms

This site may revise these terms in response to changes in page functionality, the software ecosystem, compliance requirements, or content maintenance needs. Updated text will be published on this page, and the last-updated month at the top of the page will be changed accordingly. Unless applicable law requires otherwise, revisions take effect when published; continued access to or use of this site's content constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

If any part of these terms is found to be invalid, unenforceable, or inconsistent with mandatory legal requirements, the remaining provisions will remain in effect. If you have questions about these terms, installation steps, or configuration guidance, consult the site's Troubleshooting and User Guides for relevant information; this page does not provide individual network service commitments or legal advice.