Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
This policy covers page visits and download links on clash-udp.com. It explains what data may be involved and where our processing responsibilities end. Data handled by client apps, node services, and external websites falls outside the scope of this site’s page services.
1. Website Services and Data Collection
This is a static website with information about the Mihomo core, links to client apps, and configuration guides. There are no account registrations, email subscriptions, or email collection forms. You can read the documentation without submitting your name, phone number, or payment information.
When your browser requests pages, fonts, scripts, or downloads, the infrastructure hosting them may receive network data such as your IP address, request time, resource path, browser identifier, and response status. This data is used to deliver content, troubleshoot errors, and detect unusual requests. It does not mean the site reads files on your device or your proxy configuration.
2. Site Analytics and Their Use
We use site analytics to understand page views, referral sources, device types, and how content is used. Analytics may also record actions such as clicks on download links and platform tab changes, helping us assess whether links are easy to find and guides need improvement.
Analytics cover browsing and actions on this site; you do not need to provide personal identity information. Avoid including sensitive information such as subscription URLs or node passwords in page addresses or redirect parameters, as it could appear in access paths, logs, or analytics records. Site analytics do not monitor proxy traffic from client apps.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Analytics scripts may use cookies to distinguish sessions and identify repeat visits. Whether cookies are actually set depends on the deployment configuration and your browser permissions. This site does not require cookies for sign-in. Page state may be determined by the current URL or runtime state and is not necessarily stored locally.
You can view or delete this site’s cookies and local storage, or restrict future storage, in your browser’s site data settings. Blocking analytics scripts generally does not prevent you from reading the content, though script-blocking rules may affect some interactive features. Clearing local data does not automatically delete server logs or aggregated analytics already collected.
4. Downloads and Third-Party Links
This site links to client app websites, app stores, and other third-party pages. Once you open one, the provider may handle your IP address, account information, and download history under its own policies. Your browser may also share referral information. Check each third party’s published notices for details about permissions and data handling.
Downloads may be routed through this site, but a link showing our domain does not mean every part of the transfer is provided independently by us. Before installing, check the destination website, app name, publisher, and system permission prompts. Subscription data, connection history, and runtime logs imported or generated by a client app are handled by that app and related services under their respective policies.
5. Privacy Settings and Practical Tips
You can limit cross-site tracking, block cookies, or clear site data in your browser. On shared devices, consider signing out of external app store accounts and deleting any download history you do not want to keep. Private browsing does not prevent the information needed to fulfill network requests from being transmitted.
Before sharing logs or screenshots to troubleshoot configuration issues, remove subscription URLs, access tokens, node credentials, and any personally identifying information. For help, see the FAQ or guides. These pages provide information; they are not forms for submitting personal details or privacy requests.
6. Policy Updates
If website features, analytics, or resource delivery methods change, we will revise this policy on this page and update the month shown at the top. Changes to the scope of data processing will be explained in the relevant sections. We do not collect email addresses for policy notifications, so please revisit this page for the latest information.