Privacy Policy

1. Scope and Access Data

Clash Home is a static technical resource site. It does not offer account registration or ask visitors to provide an email address. You can read guides, look up configuration fields, and visit download pages without submitting your name, phone number, or other identifying information.

When your browser requests a page or file, the servers hosting the site and related network services may process your IP address, request time, URL path, response status, browser type, and referrer. This information helps deliver content, diagnose access errors, and protect service security. Unlike information visitors submit directly, some of these records may still be identifiable.

This site does not ask you to upload subscription URLs, proxy passwords, configuration files, or connection logs. Data created when a client imports a configuration or runs is handled by that client and the services it connects to; it is not collected through this site.

2. Analytics and How Data Is Used

This site uses analytics to understand page views, traffic sources, device types, and the use of download platform options. Actions such as switching platforms may be recorded as interaction events to help assess whether resource links are clear, which guides need more detail, and whether visitors encounter usability issues.

Analytics focus on traffic trends and how content is used; visitors are not asked to identify themselves. Records may include page URLs, referrer information, access times, and browser details. Do not add subscription credentials, account details, or private information to query parameters in links on this site.

This policy does not state a fixed retention period that has not been confirmed. Server logs, analytics records, and browser data may be retained differently. Clearing browser data alone may not delete records already stored on servers.

3. Cookies and Local Storage

Analytics tools may use cookies or similar browser identifiers to distinguish browsing sessions. Their actual behavior depends on the deployment configuration and your browser settings. This site does not use cookies to create login accounts or ask your browser to store subscription credentials.

Menus and tabs can be handled on the current page. A download page can also restore your platform selection from a URL fragment; this does not mean a cookie is being set. If a page uses local storage to save preferences, that data is limited to the browser and site in question.

You can view, restrict, or clear this site's cookies and website data in your browser settings, or use content-blocking and privacy tools. If you restrict storage, you may need to select preferences again. Disabling JavaScript affects navigation, tab switching, and updates to dynamic download links.

4. Third-Party Links and Downloads

This site links to client projects, app stores, and other reference resources. When you visit those pages, their operators may receive network request information and use cookies or process data under their own policies. This policy does not replace the privacy policies or terms of third parties.

Clicking a download link may start a file request or take you to another service. Before installing, check the download source, app name, release notes, and requested system permissions. This site's privacy statements make no promises about how external software behaves when running.

Subscription services, proxy servers, and DNS services used by a client may process network activity. Check the relevant service's documentation for details. Visiting this site and using a client are separate data-processing activities.

5. Policy Updates and Questions

We will revise this policy if our data practices or site features change and update the month shown at the top of the page. The revised policy will be published here, where visitors can return to review the current details. If we add a new purpose for processing data, we will explain its scope and purpose.

For questions about access or setup, see the Help Center and Quick Start Guide. Before sharing a problem description, remove subscription links, passwords, account identifiers, and private addresses from logs. Never post complete credentials in publicly accessible content.