1. Scope and Visit Logs
This is a static website with download guides and setup documentation for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. The site has no user registration, login, or email storage. You can read its pages without providing your name, phone number, or subscription URL.
When your browser requests pages, images, fonts, or download manifests, the hosting service receives information needed to fulfill those requests, such as your IP address, request time, resource path, browser identifier, and response status. These logs help deliver content, identify unusual requests, and keep the service reliable. Retention depends on the hosting environment and its configuration.
The site does not need to read client configurations, proxy traffic, or subscription data stored on your device. Data processed while a client app is running falls outside the scope of visits to this website; refer to the relevant software documentation and settings.
2. Analytics and How We Use It
We use analytics to understand page readership, referral sources, and use of download links. Depending on the setup, analytics may record page URLs, referring pages, browser and device categories, visit times, and events such as clicks on download links or selections of a download platform.
This information helps us assess whether documentation is easy to find, which platform links need adjustment, and whether pages have compatibility issues. Analytics are primarily reviewed in aggregate and are not used to create website accounts or collect subscription credentials. Website analytics do not monitor client apps and cannot show whether a proxy connection succeeded.
Do not include subscription links, passwords, or other sensitive information in query parameters on this site. Page URLs may appear in visit or analytics logs.
3. Cookies and Browser Storage
Depending on its configuration, analytics software may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits and sessions. Pages may also use browser storage to save preferences; check your browser's records to see what is actually stored. Language paths and download platform links do not require identity information.
Use your browser's site data settings to view or delete cookies and local storage. You can also restrict scripts or enable tracking protection. Clearing site data may reset saved preferences. Restricting scripts may affect collapsed navigation, platform switching, or download manifest updates, but static page content remains readable.
The scope of browser privacy features depends on your browser. Deleting local data does not also delete visit logs already generated on the server.
4. Download Sources and Third-Party Links
Client installers are not stored in this static site's directories. Download pages use a same-origin manifest to resolve file addresses. Download requests may be forwarded by the hosting layer to a file distribution service or redirected to a source specified in the manifest. A URL shown under this site's domain does not mean the file was developed by this site.
When you request an installer, the service hosting the download may receive your IP address, browser request information, and file path, and handle access logs under its own policies. Third-party pages, file distribution services, and client apps each have their own data handling practices; this policy does not replace their notices.
Before importing a subscription or using a remote configuration, review the relevant service's data handling practices separately. Do not submit subscription URLs, access credentials, or logs containing personal information to sources you do not trust.
5. Policy Updates and Help
If analytics methods, browser storage purposes, or download processes change, we will update this page and the last-updated month at the top. Refer to the current page for the applicable practices. Any new data processing purposes will be explained before they are put into use.
For help troubleshooting page or download issues, start with Troubleshooting. For client installation and setup, see the user guide. When describing an issue, share only the relevant symptoms and settings; do not disclose passwords, subscription tokens, or information that could identify you.