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1. About This Site and Its Services
This site provides V2Ray guides and download links, including instructions for installing v2rayNG, v2rayN, and v2flyNG, importing subscriptions, configuring routing rules, and setting up DNS. Client, protocol, and setting names are used to identify software and explain procedures; they do not mean that the projects share the same developers, maintenance arrangements, or license terms.
This site provides documentation and download links, not proxy servers, subscription accounts, or network access. Downloading a client does not provide a working server configuration. Check with the relevant provider for availability, fees, and authorization terms.
2. Software Risks and User Responsibilities
Installing or running a client may change your device’s proxy, routing, DNS, or VPN settings and affect network access for other apps. Before making changes, understand what each setting does, save any configuration you need, and make sure you have permission to manage the device and network. Follow your organization’s policies when using a work device or managed network.
Check whether the software is compatible with your system, and accept responsibility for the subscription source, servers, and configuration you choose. Verify sources before importing anything. Never share subscription URLs, account details, or configuration files containing credentials with unknown parties. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not responsible for connection failures, data loss, or other harm caused by incorrect settings, third-party service issues, or changes to your device or environment.
3. Tutorial Accuracy and Version Differences
Tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written or last updated. Client updates may change menu locations, setting names, default values, and supported features. Interfaces may also differ by operating system or installation method. We may update our content, but cannot guarantee that every instruction will always apply to every version.
Configuration snippets explain specific settings and are not complete solutions for every network. Before copying one, check outbound tags, rule order, and related dependencies. If your interface differs from the tutorial, pause before taking uncertain actions and follow the client’s own guidance. Avoid repeatedly overwriting your existing configuration.
4. Download Links and External Sites
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5. Legal Limitations, Updates, and Support
You are responsible for following applicable local laws, network policies, and software licenses. Do not use this site’s content or related software for unauthorized activities. This disclaimer is not legal, information security, or business-specific advice, and no configuration is guaranteed to produce the expected results in any particular environment.
We may revise this disclaimer as content or rules change; the update month will be shown on this page. For installation, subscription import, or connection issues, start with the Getting Started instructions and troubleshooting steps. For routing and DNS settings, see Advanced Configuration. When reporting an issue, remove account details, subscription URLs, and other sensitive information.