Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
This policy applies to page visits, help content, and download links on clash-team.com. The site serves static pages, does not offer account registration, and does not ask visitors for their email address. Network activity after installing a client, subscription services, and data practices of external app stores are outside the scope of this site's data handling.
1. Visit Data and Scope of Collection
When you visit a page or request a download, the hosting server and network services receive information needed to fulfill the request. This may include your IP address, requested path, visit time, response status, browser type, and referring page. This information is used to serve requests, detect unusual activity, troubleshoot resource errors, and maintain service security.
Pages on this site do not ask you to upload subscription configurations, proxy passwords, or client logs, and do not read connection records from your device's client. Do not add subscription URLs or other credentials to page URLs on this site; URLs may appear in browser history, server logs, or referrer information.
2. Website Analytics and How We Use Them
We use website analytics to understand page readership, referral sources, and download platform choices. This helps us identify tutorials that need more detail, broken links, and usability issues across devices. Analytics are not used to provide proxy connection services.
Analytics scripts may process page URLs, referral information, device and browser categories, and interactions such as switching platform tabs. Analytics data is not the same as records of traffic handled by a client. Selling visitors' personal information is not a business purpose of this site. Related records should only be accessed as needed for operations, security, and content analysis, and are cleared according to the storage settings in place.
3. Cookies, Local Storage, and Browser Settings
Static pages do not necessarily mean that no browser storage is used. When enabled in the relevant configuration, analytics may use cookies to distinguish visits. Page features may also use local storage to remember interface preferences. The specific storage items in use depend on the current deployment and the site data shown by your browser.
You can review or delete cookies and local storage, or restrict scripts, in your browser's privacy or site settings. Blocking analytics scripts usually does not affect reading the page, but your visit may not be counted. Blocking functional scripts may affect navigation and tab switching. Clearing browser data does not delete records already created on the server.
4. Downloads and Third-Party Links
Download links may lead to app stores, project websites, or file distribution services. After you follow an external link, the destination may receive your IP address, browser information, and referrer information sent by your browser under its settings, and handle that data under its own policy. A download may also be served by a distribution provider, so the domain in the address bar alone may not identify who actually handles the file.
Before installing, check the client name, supported platform, and source, and review the publisher and signature information shown by your system. Clients, subscription providers, and app stores each determine how they handle data. This site's privacy information does not replace their policies or guarantee that external pages will remain unchanged.
5. Policy Updates and Questions
If our analytics settings, storage purposes, or third-party service arrangements change, we will update this page and revise the month shown at the top. Since this site does not collect email addresses for subscription notifications, policy changes will be posted here rather than sent individually by email. Visit this page again to review the current policy.
For information about site features, downloads, or client setup, see the Help Center and setup guide. These pages are for self-service assistance, not for submitting private information. When troubleshooting, keep your original files locally and avoid sharing full subscription links, account credentials, or logs containing personal information in public.