Terms of Use

By accessing or using clashformac.com ("this site"), you confirm that you have read and accepted the terms below. If you disagree with any part of them, please stop using this site.

1. Content Scope

This site is a download and configuration resource hub organized around the Clash family of open-source clients. Tutorials, documentation, FAQs, and technical notes are provided for learning and reference purposes only. All content is compiled from publicly available open-source project documentation, community practices, and hands-on testing, and does not constitute any commercial commitment, service guarantee, or legal advice.

This site is not the developer of any client software. The software introduced and linked for download here is independently developed and maintained by its respective open-source projects; this site only organizes information and aggregates download entry points.

2. Compliance Requirements

When using content from this site or any software mentioned on it, you must comply with the laws and regulations of your country or region. This includes but is not limited to:

• Using network proxy tools only within the bounds permitted by law, and confirming the rules that apply in your own jurisdiction;
• Not using the software or configuration methods described on this site for intrusion, attacks, data theft, or any other unlawful purpose;
• Not using content from this site to infringe on the legitimate rights of third parties;
• Bearing full responsibility for any consequences arising from violating the above requirements, independent of this site and the related open-source projects.

3. Limitation of Liability

Client software available for download here is distributed exactly as released by each open-source project, on an "AS IS" basis, without any express or implied warranty. This site assumes no responsibility for:

• Availability or compatibility of the software on specific devices, system versions, or network environments;
• Data loss, system failures, or other direct or indirect losses caused by using the software;
• The update cadence, feature changes, or discontinuation of maintenance of each open-source project;
• Timing gaps between tutorials/documentation on this site and the latest software releases.

This site makes reasonable efforts to keep download links and documentation accurate, but does not guarantee uninterrupted service or complete coverage. If you find errors or broken links, check the FAQ page for troubleshooting guidance.

4. Intellectual Property

The client software, cores, names, and icons mentioned on this site belong to their respective open-source projects and original authors, and are each governed by the open-source license they adopt (such as GPL or MIT). Obtaining source code, redistributing, or modifying this software must comply with the terms of the applicable project license.

Original tutorials, documentation, and articles written for this site may be quoted or reposted for learning purposes, provided the source is credited. Using this site's content for misleading promotion or in ways that distort its original meaning is prohibited.

5. External Links

Some pages on this site contain links to app stores, official open-source project websites, and other third-party destinations. These sites are operated independently by third parties, and their content, privacy practices, and terms of service are outside this site's control. Any actions and consequences arising after you click through are governed by the agreement between you and that third party.

6. Changes and Effective Date

This site may revise these terms from time to time as required by law, content updates, or operational needs. Revised versions will be published directly on this page, with the "Last updated" date at the top refreshed accordingly; individual notifications will not be sent. Revisions take effect upon publication, and continued use of this site after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.

If you have questions about these terms or the site's documentation, check the FAQ or Getting Started guide first — most usage-level questions are already covered there.