1. Scope and Core Principles
This policy applies to the English-language pages provided by Clash Tutorial Hub under the clashxinshou.com domain, including client installation instructions, Routing Rules tutorials, Troubleshooting resources, blog posts, and download links. Data processing that occurs after you visit a third-party website, app store, or external download service is governed by that service's policies and falls outside the direct scope of this policy.
This site publishes publicly available resources as static pages and does not offer user registration, membership accounts, comments, or online submissions. You do not need to provide your name, email address, phone number, account credentials, or any other directly identifying information to browse the site. The tutorial pages will also never ask you to enter proxy subscription URLs, configuration data, or network service credentials.
Configurations, subscriptions, logs, and network requests generated while using a Clash client are processed by the client, your system environment, and the relevant services. Simply reading this site does not automatically send that information to us. When troubleshooting, avoid publicly pasting subscription URLs, authentication details, or complete logs into websites you do not control.
2. Analytics and Technical Logs
This site uses analytics tools to understand traffic trends and how its content is used. These insights help identify popular tutorials, assess page compatibility across devices, find broken links, and improve content structure. Analytics results support site maintenance and content planning; they are not used to build individual user profiles or deliver identity-based targeted content.
Analytics may process the time of access, page URL, referring page, device type, browser, operating system, interface language, approximate network region, and page interaction events. For example, switching platform tabs on a download page may be recorded as a feature-use event to measure interest in the Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux content.
To deliver pages, protect the site, and diagnose issues, the server may retain standard access logs. These logs typically include the request time, requested path, response status, browser identifier, and network address. Records are used only as needed for maintenance, security analysis, or investigating unusual requests, and are deleted or aggregated according to the retention schedule configured for the hosting environment.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
The site's main tutorial content can be read without cookies. Analytics tools may use cookies or similar technologies to distinguish consecutive visits from the same browser, reduce duplicate counts, and identify basic traffic trends. Whether this data is accepted depends on your browser settings and privacy protections.
Some interface features may use browser local storage to save non-sensitive settings, such as the selected platform tab, expanded sections, or whether a one-time notice has been dismissed. This data remains in the browser on your current device and is used mainly to maintain a consistent browsing experience. It does not contain Clash configurations, subscription URLs, or client logs.
You can use your browser settings to restrict cookies, clear site data, or enable stricter tracking protection. The pages will remain accessible after data is cleared, but preferences such as your platform selection and dismissed notices may return to their defaults. Settings vary by browser, so consult your browser's privacy and site data documentation.
4. Third-Party Links and Downloads
This site links to client project pages, app stores, official software websites, and downloadable files. These links help you locate a client for your operating system or find additional project documentation. After leaving this site, the destination may log your visit, set cookies under its own policy, or require you to sign in to the relevant platform.
Before opening an external link, verify the domain in your browser's address bar, the client name shown on the page, the target operating system, and the processor architecture. The listed system requirements and maintenance status can help with your choice, but third-party projects may change their release methods, license terms, or support coverage. Before installation, review the destination page's release notes and permission prompts, then decide whether to proceed based on your device environment.
This site cannot control updates, data practices, or service availability on third-party pages. If a link is broken, a platform is categorized incorrectly, or the tutorial steps no longer match the current interface, check the FAQ first or follow the basic diagnostic sequence on the tutorial page to narrow down the issue.
5. Policy Updates and Your Choices
This policy may be revised when analytics practices, page features, legal requirements, or the site structure change. The revised text will be published on this page, and the “Last updated” date at the top will be changed. Significant changes to the scope of data processing will be explained where appropriate. When you continue to visit the site, the version published at that time will apply.
You can manage cookies, local storage, and tracking protection through your browser's privacy settings. You may also stop visiting this site or choose not to open links to external services. The site currently has no account system, so there are no processes for downloading account data, closing an account, or editing a personal profile.
To report a content issue, broken link, or question about this privacy notice, use the categories on the FAQ page or consult the tutorial page to identify the relevant step. Do not include subscription URLs, access credentials, complete network logs, or other sensitive configuration data in your report.