Disclaimer

Last updated: March 2026

This disclaimer explains the scope of this site's content and the limits of its responsibility. Read it before downloading software, importing a configuration, or changing network settings, and consider whether the steps are appropriate for your device and setup. Mandatory legal requirements take precedence.

1. Site Scope and Services

This site is an independent guide to V2Ray, offering setup instructions and download links. It covers client selection, installation, subscription imports, system proxy settings, and TUN mode for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. Its content explains software features and procedures; it does not guarantee compatibility with any particular network environment.

Clients, cores, subscription services, and network exit providers are maintained by different parties. Listing a download or describing a configuration method does not mean this site operates a subscription service or guarantees a provider's credentials, pricing, availability, or performance. Contact the relevant provider about purchases or renewals.

2. Software Use and Operational Risks

Before downloading, installing, or using software, check that your operating system version, processor architecture, device permissions, and installer requirements are compatible. Changing system proxy, DNS, routing, or virtual network interface settings may affect other apps' connectivity, local network access, and existing network configuration. Record your original settings and keep a way to restore them before making changes.

Assess the source and trustworthiness of any imported subscription, node, or configuration, and protect subscription URLs and access credentials. A successful connection does not guarantee end-to-end protection for transmitted data or establish that a remote service is trustworthy. Follow applicable laws and network policies, and accept responsibility for risks caused by improper configuration, permissions, or use. This does not waive any liability the site is required by law to bear.

3. Tutorial Accuracy and Version Differences

Tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written. Client updates may change menu names, settings locations, default ports, permission steps, or supported features. Differences may also exist between operating systems and releases. This site updates content when details are verified, but cannot guarantee that every instruction matches the interface on your device at all times.

If a menu is missing, permission prompts differ, or a configuration cannot be saved, first check the client name and system environment rather than applying steps intended for another platform. Example configurations explain fields and rule logic; they are not a substitute for a complete deployment assessment. If anything is unclear, consult the user guide and its instructions, then verify each step against the interface you see.

Download links and reference links on this site may lead to resources maintained by other parties. Those parties control the resources' content, download requirements, privacy policies, and terms of service, and may change them without notice to this site. Links are provided for convenience and do not imply endorsement of all content on the destination page or any subsequent redirects.

When visiting a link or downloading a file, verify the destination, software name, and requested permissions. Stop if a link is broken, a resource has changed, or a page asks for sensitive information unrelated to the download. This site cannot control the ongoing availability of external services or guarantee against interruptions, content changes, or outcomes of transactions made with them.

5. Liability and Troubleshooting

To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for losses caused by device failures, third-party service issues, changing network conditions, or steps performed incorrectly. This disclaimer does not exclude liability that cannot legally be excluded or limit rights you have under applicable law.

If you lose network connectivity, stop repeating configuration changes. Follow the configuration issues section of the installation guide, and restore your original network settings if necessary. When documenting a problem, include your operating system, client name, steps taken, and error message; redact subscription URLs and credentials. Changes to this site's services or content will be reflected on this page. Refer to the disclaimer in effect when you take action.