LEGAL · Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026
This site is a static information site that provides Clash client download links and setup guides. This page explains what data a visit may generate, how analytics and browser local storage are used, and the data boundaries that apply to external links.
1. Scope
This site (clash-code.com) serves Clash client users with installer links for each platform, setup guides, an advanced handbook and client comparisons. It has no account registration, comments, online forms or on-site payments. This policy covers every page on the site, including the home page, the downloads page, the guides page, the beginner-to-advanced handbook, the client selection guide and site articles. Because the site creates no user accounts and asks for no identity information, this policy mainly describes data that may be generated at the server and browser level.
2. What Data Is Collected
Browsing this site involves no registration. The servers that host it keep standard access logs, which include the requested page address, the time of the visit, browser and operating system type, the referring page, and a shortened IP address. These logs are used to diagnose page errors and unusual traffic; how long they are kept depends on the server operator's policy, and they are not used to identify individuals.
The site does not collect name, email address, phone number, payment details, contacts or precise location — anything that identifies an individual. Installer links on the download page point to the client's official release channels; whether to download and which version to pick is up to the visitor, and that action leaves no record on this site.
3. Analytics and How They Are Used
The site uses an analytics tool that records page views, referral sources, time on page and coarse region distribution (resolved from IP ranges, never down to a specific address). The results show which guide sections need more detail and which platform download links are used most, so content maintenance can be prioritized. Analytics data is reviewed in aggregate; it is not used for advertising, not sold to third parties, and not used to build personal profiles.
If you would rather not be counted, you can block the analytics script in your browser or browse in private mode. Page content and download links are unaffected.
4. Cookies and Local Storage
The site's own pages do not set cookies that identify individuals. Two kinds of data may be stored in your browser: first, a visitor ID written by the analytics tool to tell unique visits apart from repeat visits; second, interface state, such as the download platform tab you last viewed, kept in browser local storage so the view can be restored the next time you open the page.
This data stays in your local browser only and contains no account or identity information. You can remove it by clearing cookies and site data in your browser settings; after clearing, the page works exactly the same, and interface preferences return to their defaults.
5. Third-Party Links and External Services
Links to external sites appear in several places, such as the client's official release page, the App Store listing (the Clash Plus store page and its website clashplus.io), and pages run by subscription providers. Once you leave this site, those pages are operated by third parties, and their data collection and use are governed by their own privacy policies, which this site neither controls nor can explain on their behalf.
Get installers through the official channels listed on this site's download page. For redistributed builds of unknown origin, this site cannot verify their contents or modifications, and does not recommend using them.
6. Policy Updates and Feedback
If this policy is revised, the content of this page is updated directly and the "Last updated" date at the top is changed to match. If a change materially affects what data is collected, the key points are explained in a prominent spot on the home page. Continuing to use the site after a policy update means you accept the revised version.
If you have questions about this policy or how data is handled on the site, start with the relevant explanations on the guides page and in the beginner-to-advanced handbook. Content maintenance regularly reviews the questions readers ask most and adds clarifications to the matching pages.