These terms apply when you access V2Ray Official Download or use this site’s documentation, client information, and download links. Read them before use and decide whether they apply to your situation and intended use. These terms do not replace any software project’s license agreement or constitute legal advice for your specific circumstances.
1. Purpose and Scope
This site provides information about v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG, along with guidance on protocol selection, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting. Content is for educational and technical reference only and does not guarantee performance in any particular network environment, service quality, or outcome. Follow the instructions in light of the client’s actual interface and the project’s documentation.
This site compiles information and provides usage guides. Displaying project names, software interfaces, or download links does not make this site an authorized representative of those projects. Clients, cores, and third-party network services are maintained by their respective providers. Visiting this site does not establish a contract for any network service.
2. Legal Use and User Responsibilities
You must comply with the laws and regulations that apply where you are located and to your actual use, as well as reasonable rules set by network operators, device administrators, and service providers. Before using any software, confirm that you have the necessary authorization. Do not use this site’s content or related software for unlawful purposes.
Do not use these tools for unauthorized access, information theft, privacy violations, disruption of network services, or distribution of illegal content. Obtain the necessary authorization before using organization-owned devices, shared networks, or other people’s accounts. Keep configuration files, subscription URLs, and access credentials secure. Remove sensitive information before publicly reporting an issue.
3. Software Use and Limitation of Liability
The software is provided by its respective open-source projects. Refer to each project’s own documentation for its features, compatibility, update schedule, and license terms. Information and instructions on this site may become outdated due to software updates, system permissions, or device differences. We cannot guarantee that every link will remain accessible or that every procedure will produce the same results.
Changing system proxy, routing, DNS, or TUN settings may affect existing network connections. Back up essential settings and understand how to restore them before making changes. If a problem occurs, stop the relevant changes and check the system’s status. Avoid repeatedly layering new settings when the cause is unknown.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for software availability, interruptions, configuration errors, or resulting data loss or other losses, and does not guarantee the performance of third-party services. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.
4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
The names, marks, code, and related materials of V2Ray, Project V, V2Fly, Xray, and each client belong to their respective rights holders. This site uses these names to identify products and explain the technology; this does not imply endorsement, authorization, or affiliation.
Use, copy, modify, and distribute open-source software in accordance with the applicable license for each project. Open-source availability does not waive attribution, copyright notices, or other license obligations. When quoting original content from this site, credit the source and do not remove context or present reference guidance as a project guarantee. Check the applicable permissions before republishing third-party material.
5. Changes to These Terms and Feedback
These terms may be revised as the site’s content, services, or legal requirements change. Revisions will be published on this page, and the date at the top will be updated. The effective date is determined by the notice on this page and applicable law. For ongoing use, consult the terms in effect at the relevant time; later revisions do not automatically apply retroactively to earlier conduct.
For questions about configuration or troubleshooting, start with the configuration guide. For terminology, see the glossary. Keep relevant system details and error messages in troubleshooting records, but do not include subscription URLs, user identifiers, or other credentials. If you do not accept the applicable terms, stop using the relevant services.