1. Scope and Basic Principles
This policy applies to static pages under clash333.com provided by Clash Official, including client download links, installation guides, FAQs, configuration documentation, and blog content. When you visit third-party websites, app stores, or pages managed by other service providers, the privacy rules published by those providers apply.
The site primarily publishes static content. It does not offer account registration and does not require visitors to provide an email address, name, phone number, or other information that directly identifies an individual. Reading public documents, switching pages, and viewing client instructions do not require a personal profile. Do not submit subscription credentials, proxy node passwords, or personal configuration content through URL parameters, configuration examples, or any other publicly accessible location.
2. Visit Data and Analytics
To understand whether pages load correctly, which documents need improvement, and whether layouts work across devices, the site uses analytics tools to record limited technical information. This may include the visit time, page URL, referring page, browser type, operating system, screen category, language settings, network address, and request status. A network address may be processed briefly in server logs for request delivery, security troubleshooting, and aggregated traffic reporting.
Analytics results are used primarily to study browsing trends, identify broken links, improve document structure, and investigate unusual requests. They are not used to require visitors to create accounts or to infer a specific proxy use from configuration content. Servers may retain necessary access logs to handle failed requests, resource abuse, and service stability issues. Log retention is limited according to operational needs and logs are deleted or aggregated when no longer needed.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
The site's core static pages do not rely on login cookies. Analytics tools may use cookies or similar browser storage, depending on browser settings, to distinguish returning visits, prevent repeated counting within the same browsing session, and generate aggregate trends. Page interactions may also save small amounts of state locally, such as the selected platform tab or completed interface actions. This state remains on the visitor's device and does not contain the contents of Clash configuration files.
Visitors can use browser settings to view, restrict, or delete cookies and site data, or browse in private mode. After related storage is disabled, downloads, tutorials, and configuration documents generally remain accessible, but features such as platform-tab persistence and visit counting may reset. Browser extensions or security policies that block scripts may also prevent analytics requests from being sent.
4. Third-Party Links and Download Destinations
Some buttons on this site lead to app stores, official client project websites, or other independently managed resource pages. After the redirect, the third party may collect access logs, device information, store account status, payment region, or other data under its own rules. The site cannot control how those pages operate. Read the destination site's privacy policy and terms of service before continuing.
Before downloading an installation file, check the destination shown in the browser address bar, the client name, supported operating system, processor architecture, and file extension. If the destination does not match the button description or the browser reports an unusual source, stop and return to the download page to choose again. After downloading, install the file according to the relevant client documentation. Do not upload subscription URLs, access tokens, or YAML files containing private nodes to public analysis websites.
5. Policy Updates and Feedback
This policy may be revised when page features, analytics methods, browser standards, or applicable rules change. The updated text will be published on this page, and the last-updated month at the top will be changed accordingly. Material changes affecting the scope of data processing will be explained where necessary on relevant pages. When you continue visiting the site, the version published at that time applies.
For help with client configuration, subscription imports, or troubleshooting, first see the FAQ. For installation steps and local settings, visit the tutorial page. Before sending feedback, remove subscription links, node passwords, access tokens, full network addresses, and other sensitive configuration details; include only the error behavior, client name, and operating system information needed to reproduce the issue.