Terms of Use

Last updated: August 2026

These Terms apply to access to and use of Clash Release Hub, including its pages, tutorials, download links, and related materials. By continuing to browse or use this site, you confirm that you have read and understood these Terms. If you disagree with any part of them, stop using the pages and materials provided by this site.

1. Site Scope and Applicability

Clash Release Hub organizes resources for users of open-source Clash clients, including client information, platform download links, installation instructions, subscription import steps, configuration guidance, and troubleshooting content. These resources are provided for software learning, technical research, and general network configuration reference only. They do not constitute a recommendation of any particular service, node, subscription provider, or network setup.

Clash Release Hub is not the developer or distributor of the open-source clients listed here. Client names, features, interfaces, and installation methods may change as upstream projects evolve. Page content may also differ from actual behavior because of version differences, operating-system updates, or changes in project maintenance. Users should make decisions based on the current client interface, upstream documentation, and their device environment.

2. Access, Downloads, and Configuration Resources

Download links on this site help users find suitable clients for their operating systems. Some installation files are provided by the relevant projects or distribution systems, while some links may lead to app stores or official project websites. Before downloading, installing, or running software, users should verify the device architecture, system version, required permissions, and maintenance status, then decide independently whether to proceed.

Configuration snippets, rule examples, and troubleshooting steps in the tutorials explain common procedures. Different clients may handle fields, cores, permissions, and system proxies differently, so examples are not guaranteed to work on every device or network. Before changing an existing configuration, keep a working backup and avoid exposing subscription URLs, authentication details, or other sensitive data in public pages, log screenshots, or feedback.

3. Responsibility for Legal Use

Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations in their country or region, network administration requirements, software license terms, and the rules of the services they access. The client resources provided by this site must not be used to intrude into others’ systems, bypass access controls, disrupt network services, distribute unlawful content, infringe intellectual property rights, or engage in any other illegal activity.

Users are responsible for client installation, configuration imports, proxy-rule settings, network access, and any resulting consequences. Do not use this site’s content to harm others’ lawful rights or affect the site’s normal operation through automated requests, malicious scraping, abnormal traffic, or other means. If restrictions arise from a company, school, or other organization’s network policy, obtain the appropriate administrative authorization first.

4. Open-Source Projects and Intellectual Property

The software names, project marks, source code, and related technical works referenced here belong to their respective rights holders. Copying, modifying, distributing, or reusing an open-source project is governed by the license and accompanying notices published in that project’s repository. References to project names on this site are solely for identifying clients and explaining compatibility; they do not imply agency, authorization, or cooperation with the relevant developers.

The original Chinese explanations, page structure, and curated content created by this site are protected by applicable law. You may quote necessary excerpts for personal study provided that the source is credited. You may not copy an entire page and publish it as original work, nor use the site’s name or content in a way that could misleadingly suggest an official affiliation.

5. Availability and Liability

This site maintains its pages using information available to it, but does not guarantee that all resources will always be complete, accurate, continuously available, or suitable for a particular purpose. Upstream project abandonment, changed download addresses, app-store policy changes, system upgrades, network differences, and third-party service failures may cause broken links, installation failures, feature changes, or different configuration results.

To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for service interruptions, lost configurations, data corruption, network problems, device failures, or any other direct or indirect losses resulting from the use or inability to use the related software and resources. Software is provided by the respective open-source projects or distributors; its quality, security, compatibility, and ongoing maintenance are governed by each project’s license notices and release documentation.

6. Terms Updates and Feedback

These Terms may be revised when page features change, legal requirements are updated, client maintenance status changes, or the content scope is expanded. Revised content will be published on this page, and the date at the top will be updated accordingly. Continued use of this site means that you acknowledge the current version. For important operations, review the relevant Terms and latest tutorials again.

If you find that a tutorial step, download link, or client description does not match actual conditions, first review the frequently asked questions in the Help Center, or consult the Getting Started guide to confirm the correct sequence. Feedback should focus on reproducible issues and must not include subscription links, account credentials, access tokens, or complete logs containing personal information.