Privacy Policy

1. What Data We Collect

This is a static content website. It does not offer account registration or ask visitors to provide an email address. You can read tutorials, explore client information, and open download links without entering your name, phone number, or payment details. The website does not ask you to upload subscription links, node credentials, local configuration files, or client connection logs.

When you visit a page, hosting and network services receive information needed to fulfill the request, such as your IP address, request time, page path, browser identifier, and response status. These technical records support page delivery, troubleshooting, and security maintenance. They do not mean this website reads files on your device or proxy traffic inside a client.

2. Website Analytics and Their Use

This website uses traffic analytics to understand page views, referral types, device categories, and commonly used download platforms. If you actively switch download platforms, that choice may also be recorded as an interaction event. This helps identify content needs, improve setup instructions, and spot broken links—not track subscription content or connection destinations.

Analytics requests may include the page path, referring page, and browser-provided environment details. Do not put passwords or subscription URLs in this website's query parameters. This policy does not guarantee that all technical records are unidentifiable, nor does it describe access data as completely anonymous. The details recorded depend on your browser, hosting environment, and analytics configuration.

3. Cookies and Local Storage

Even static websites may use cookies or browser local storage for analytics or saved preferences. Whether data is stored, how long it remains, and which keys are used depend on the current deployment and the records in your browser. Information such as language page paths and download platform anchors can also be stored directly in the URL; no account is needed to use them.

You can view, restrict, or clear relevant records in your browser's site data settings. You can also use a private browsing window or block analytics requests. Limiting these features may prevent preferences from being saved or make analytics incomplete, but you can usually still read the content and open standard links. Clearing browser data does not delete access records already stored on the server.

4. Third-Party Links and Downloads

This website may link to app stores, client websites, and file distribution services. After you follow a link or start a download, the destination service may receive your IP address, browser identifier, and referral information, and handle that data under its own policy. Even when a link uses this website's domain, file delivery may be handled by distribution infrastructure.

Before downloading, check the link destination, client name, and supported operating system. Review permission prompts during installation. Network requests, subscription updates, and system permissions after a client starts are controlled by that client and its services. This website's privacy policy does not replace their privacy notices or make data-handling commitments on their behalf.

5. Your Choices and Feedback

To avoid additional analytics requests, you can restrict the relevant scripts in your browser's privacy settings. For questions about subscriptions, TUN permissions, or connection issues, see the FAQ or Getting Started guide. Avoid sharing your full configuration while troubleshooting.

Before submitting screenshots, configuration snippets, or logs through a client or service provider's feedback channel, remove subscription URLs, passwords, access tokens, and personally identifying information. This website does not provide a signed-in account area for managing personal data. For data requests concerning external products, contact them through the channels they provide.

6. Policy Updates

This page will be revised and the month at the top updated if analytics methods, website features, or third-party services change. Significant changes to the scope of data processing will also be noted on relevant pages. Visit this page again to review the current policy. New statements should not be understood as retroactive authorization for past data processing.