Terms of Use

By accessing or using V2Ray Download Hub, visitors acknowledge that they have read and understood these terms. This site provides client information, installation guides, configuration tutorials, protocol references, and troubleshooting content for technical learning and software-use reference. Visitors must independently determine whether the information suits their device, network environment, and actual needs.

1. Content Scope and Applicability

This site compiles publicly available technical information about projects including v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, V2Fly, and Xray. Topics include client selection, installation, subscription imports, routing rules, core concepts, and common troubleshooting. This site is not the developer, authorized representative, or commercial service provider of these open-source projects, and does not make commitments on behalf of their maintainers.

Tutorials are written against publicly available versions and common system environments. Interfaces, menu names, default settings, and core behavior may change between versions. Before following any instructions, visitors should confirm the client version, operating-system requirements, and configuration source. Operations involving system proxies, virtual network adapters, routing tables, or permission changes should be performed only after understanding their potential impact.

2. Responsibility for Lawful Use

Visitors must comply with applicable laws and regulations, network service rules, organizational policies, and relevant contractual obligations in their jurisdiction. Site content must not be used to intrude into computer systems, bypass access authorization, disrupt network services, distribute unlawful information, infringe privacy or intellectual property rights, or engage in any other unlawful activity or conduct that harms third-party interests.

Visitors are responsible for verifying the source of imported subscriptions, nodes, configuration files, routing rules, and external services. Related software must not be deployed on devices, accounts, or networks without authorization. Visitors who carry out actions that violate laws, service terms, or internal policies bear sole responsibility for the resulting consequences.

3. Third-Party Software and External Content

The software described on this site is provided and maintained by its respective open-source projects. Each project determines its software versions, features, release schedule, system compatibility, and maintenance status. Names, version details, and feature descriptions shown on this site are provided solely for identification and technical reference; they do not guarantee continued availability, fitness for a particular purpose, or compatibility with every environment.

Before downloading, installing, or running third-party software, visitors should review the applicable project's license and documentation. When clients are used with subscription services, network nodes, or other external resources, the actual provider is responsible for service quality, data handling, billing terms, and availability. This site is not a party to those transactions or service relationships.

4. Disclaimers and Data Responsibility

This site aims to keep its technical information accurate, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, current, or suitable for every device environment. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for connection failures, lost settings, system errors, service interruptions, or any other direct or indirect loss caused by project updates, system differences, configuration errors, network changes, external service outages, or visitor actions.

Visitors should save necessary original settings and make appropriate backups before changing system settings or client configurations. Troubleshooting content provides a general sequence of checks and cannot replace an assessment by a device manufacturer, network administrator, or qualified technician for a specific environment. If an operation may affect production devices, an organizational network, or critical services, obtain administrative authorization first and prepare a recovery plan.

5. Intellectual Property and Fair Use

The names, marks, source code, and project documentation of V2Ray, V2Fly, Xray, and their respective clients belong to the applicable rights holders and are used under their respective open-source licenses or other authorization terms. This site retains applicable rights in its original page structure, English explanations, and curated content.

Visitors may read, save, and quote site content for personal learning. When reproducing or adapting it, they must retain appropriate source attribution and must not distort the original meaning, present it as an official project document, or remove the original license and rights notices of third-party projects. Copying, modifying, and distributing open-source software is governed by the license terms included with the relevant project.

6. Changes to These Terms and Feedback

This site may revise these terms in response to changes in content structure, the software ecosystem, legal requirements, or its operating model. Revised text will be published on this page, and the date at the top will be updated. Visitors may review the current version before continuing to use the site; important changes to the scope of responsibility take effect according to the published terms.

If you have questions about installation steps, configuration guidance, or page content, first review the quick-start guide and the technical references on this site. Feedback should include the relevant platform, client name, version, and reproducible steps. Do not submit account credentials, subscription URLs, or other sensitive information.