PRIVACY POLICY
Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
This policy applies to page visits, tutorial content, and download links provided at clash-edge.com. Clash Meta Official Site serves content as static pages. Its data practices are separate from those of client apps installed by users, subscription services, and proxy connections. Refer to the relevant provider’s policy and settings for those services.
1. Data Collection
This site does not offer account registration, ask for an email address, or require users to submit subscription links, node passwords, or client configuration files. You can read tutorials without uploading network logs to this site. Subscription imports described in tutorials take place in the client app you choose; this website does not process your subscription.
When you visit a page or request a download, the server providing the network service may generate request logs that include your IP address, request time, resource path, response status, and browser-sent request headers. This information is used to serve requests, troubleshoot access issues, and handle abnormal traffic. Do not include private subscription details or access credentials in this site’s URLs, as they may be recorded with the request.
2. Analytics and Purpose
This site uses analytics to understand page views, referral sources, device types, and use of download links. Analytics events may include the page visited, the link clicked, and the client platform selected. This information helps improve the documentation structure, identify broken links, and make the site easier to use on mobile devices.
Analytics are not used to read device configurations and cannot show a client’s connection status. Reading a tutorial does not give this site access to your proxy nodes, the traffic you route, or your app communications. Analytics summaries serve a different purpose from error logs. Access records should not be taken as a promise of anonymity; browsers and network requests may still carry linkable information.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Static pages do not necessarily mean that browser storage is never used. Analytics scripts may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits. What is stored depends on the deployed configuration, browser policies, and your settings. Page interactions may also use the URL fragment to remember your current selection; URL fragments and cookies are separate mechanisms.
You can check, restrict, or delete this site’s cookies and local storage in your browser’s site settings, or use the browser’s tracking protection. Restricting storage or scripts may make analytics incomplete or prevent preferences from being saved, but usually does not affect access to static page content. Clearing browser data does not also delete request logs already generated on the server.
4. Downloads and Third-Party Links
This site links to client software websites, app stores, and other resources. Following a link may take you to a third-party site; downloads may also be served by file distribution services. Those services receive the information needed to fulfill your request and are responsible for their own account, purchase, download, and privacy practices.
Before installing, check that the destination domain, app name, publisher, and requested system permissions are as expected. Subscription providers may process subscription retrieval, account status, and proxy traffic; these activities are not part of this site’s analytics. Do not post full subscription URLs, authorization request headers, or screenshots containing credentials in public feedback.
5. Your Choices and Policy Updates
You can stop visiting the site, disable analytics scripts, or change browser permissions to control data generated by future visits. This site has no account center or facility for uploading files. Whether existing network logs can be located and handled depends on their format and actual server retention. Clearing browser data does not guarantee that those logs will also be removed.
For help with subscription configuration, proxy permissions, or connection troubleshooting, first review the instructions in the setup guide and the configuration FAQs in the full documentation. If you still need to report an issue, provide reproduction steps, your operating system, and an error description with sensitive information removed.
If data practices or site features change, this page will be revised and the month at the top updated. The revised policy applies to visits after it is published. For changes involving third-party services, also check the latest policy from the relevant provider. We recommend reviewing this page before using new features.