Terms of Use

Last updated: August 2026

By accessing, browsing, or using the pages, documentation, and download guidance provided by V2Ray Home, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these terms. This site is intended for readers seeking information about installing, configuring, and troubleshooting V2Ray clients. The provisions below define the scope of the materials, user responsibilities, and the relationship between this site and the open-source projects mentioned here.

1. Purpose and Scope of the Materials

Client overviews, installation steps, configuration examples, terminology explanations, and troubleshooting content published on this site are provided for software education and technical reference only. The content is compiled from publicly available software features, common settings, and typical workflows; it does not constitute legal, network-service, information-security, or other professional advice. Interface labels, navigation paths, and results may vary with the operating system, client version, network conditions, and service configuration. Users should make their own judgment based on their current environment.

This site may edit, correct, or supplement its content, but does not guarantee that every item remains current or applicable on all devices, in all regions, network environments, or software versions. Steps in tutorials describe general workflows. When an operation involves system permissions, network settings, or existing configurations, users should first verify the target and keep any necessary records of the original settings.

2. Lawful Use Requirements

Users must comply with applicable laws, regulations, network-service rules, and organizational policies in their jurisdiction, and install and use the relevant software only with appropriate authorization. The materials on this site must not be used to violate others’ legal rights, access systems without authorization, disrupt network services, distribute unlawful information, or carry out any other illegal activity.

Users are responsible for installation, configuration, connections, and data processing carried out with the help of this site’s materials. If a device is managed by an employer, school, or other organization, users must also confirm software-installation permissions, network-access policies, and data-processing requirements in advance. This site does not determine whether a particular use is lawful on a user’s behalf and does not provide instructions for bypassing administrative requirements.

3. Software Sources and Liability

v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, and their related cores are provided by their respective open-source projects and maintainers. This site organizes reference materials and explains download entry points; it does not develop, sign, publish, or continuously maintain these software projects. Software versions, supported platforms, features, and release schedules are determined by the corresponding projects.

To the extent permitted by law, this site makes no guarantees regarding continued availability, suitability for a particular purpose, configuration results, or the status of third-party services. Users are responsible for connection issues, lost settings, data loss, business interruption, and other direct or indirect effects arising from system differences, configuration errors, software defects, network changes, service outages, or user actions. Before performing an operation that may change system network settings, users should understand how to restore them.

4. Links and Downloads

The downloads section organizes client installation links by Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. Download URLs, version details, and file names may change as upstream releases are updated. After a user follows a link to a download resource, its provision, transmission, and availability are the responsibility of the actual provider.

Articles on this site may link to in-site tutorials, troubleshooting pages, and configuration references. These links provide context and do not mean that a configuration is suitable for every situation. Users should read the installation instructions and version requirements, then choose the relevant material based on their processor architecture, operating system version, and existing configuration.

5. Intellectual Property and Content Attribution

Rights to client names, project names, software code, marks, and related technical works belong to their respective rights holders and are governed by the applicable open-source licenses or other relevant rules. Descriptions of projects on this site do not imply authorization, agency, joint operation, or endorsement by their maintainers.

The original text structure, instructions, and page layouts compiled by this site are protected by applicable law. Individuals may reasonably quote small portions for educational purposes, provided that a clear source is retained. Content must not be distorted or presented as official project documentation. Anyone copying, modifying, or distributing the open-source software itself must separately review and comply with the license terms adopted by that project.

6. Updates and Feedback

This site may revise these terms in response to changes in page features, content scope, software distribution methods, or applicable rules. Revised text will be published on this page, and the date at the top will be updated. Continued access to the site means that the terms displayed at that time apply. If you disagree with a revision, you may stop using the site’s materials and related pages.

If you have questions about installation steps, configuration methods, or page content, first review the categorized guidance in Troubleshooting, or use Getting Started to check the workflow again. Feedback should focus on reproducible page issues, differences in steps, or wording errors. Do not submit account credentials, subscription URLs, or other sensitive information.