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Terms of Use

These terms define the nature of this site's content, the compliance obligations of users, and the boundaries of responsibility between both parties. They apply to all visitors of this site.

Last updated: August 2026

These terms apply to all visitors of Clash China (domain: clash-china.com, hereafter "this site"). By visiting this site, browsing its content, or using it to access download links, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these terms in full. If you disagree with any part of them, please stop using this site.

Scope and Nature of This Site

This site hosts downloads and documentation for the Clash client, covering GUI clients for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, along with the Mihomo core. It also provides subscription setup guides, client comparisons, and advanced configuration references. Tutorials, config samples, command snippets, and other text on this site are for learning and technical reference only. None of it constitutes legal advice or a recommendation for any specific use case. Evaluate the suitability and risk of any content here on your own before acting on it.

Compliance Requirements

Downloading, installing, or using any software obtained through this site requires compliance with the laws and network regulations of your country or region. Using this software for unlawful purposes is prohibited, including but not limited to accessing or distributing content banned by law, intruding on networks or systems without authorization, disrupting normal network operations, or infringing on others' intellectual property or personal data rights. All usage is carried out independently by the user and is unrelated to this site; users bear full legal responsibility for the consequences of their actions. This site reserves the right to adjust or remove, without prior notice, any content that could be interpreted as encouraging improper use.

Software Sources and Intellectual Property

The Clash core, Mihomo core, and GUI clients featured on this site are the work of their respective open-source projects, with rights belonging to the original authors and contributors, and are distributed under their own open-source licenses. Using, copying, or redistributing this software must comply with the terms of the applicable license. This site claims no rights over this software and has no role in the development decisions of any open-source project. Tutorials, comparisons, and page layouts written by this site are copyrighted by this site; please credit the source when reposting. Client names and logos remain the property of their respective projects.

Disclaimer

Software featured on this site comes from open-source projects; this site only curates download links and related documentation, and makes no warranty regarding the availability, stability, security, or ongoing maintenance of any software. Software may change, be discontinued, or removed due to decisions by upstream projects. We do our best to keep information current, but cannot guarantee that page content is fully in sync with what's actually released on each channel. This site bears no liability for any direct or indirect loss arising from using this software or following its tutorials, including but not limited to data loss, service interruption, account issues, or device malfunction. Download links may point to upstream release channels or mirrors; the actual file version depends on that channel, so please verify the source is trustworthy before installing.

Changes to These Terms

This site may revise these terms at any time as operations and content evolve. Updated terms take effect as soon as they are posted here, with the "Last updated" date at the top revised accordingly. We do not send separate notifications for changes, so please check this page periodically. Continuing to access or use this site after terms are revised means you accept the updated terms in full.

Questions and Feedback

If you have questions about these terms, check our setup guides and client comparison first, or look through the explainer posts on our blog for related background. This site does not maintain a public contact email; for questions about software features or bugs, we recommend reaching out directly to the community channels of the relevant open-source project for a more accurate answer.