Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026
This policy applies to browsing clash43.com, reading its documentation, and using its download links. The providers of the client software, subscription services, and external websites are responsible for their own data practices.
1. Information We Collect
This is a static website with no account registration, email subscriptions, or forms that collect email addresses. You can read guides and configuration references without providing your name, phone number, or payment information. We don't ask you to upload proxy configurations, subscription URLs, node credentials, or browsing history. Please don't include this information in URLs on this site.
When your browser requests a webpage, script, or download, the infrastructure serving it receives connection details such as your IP address, request path, request time, browser identifier, and response status. This information is used to deliver resources, troubleshoot access issues, and protect the service. It does not mean this site can read files on your device or your client configuration.
2. Website Analytics and How We Use Them
We use website analytics to understand page visits, referral sources, device types, and download platform choices. This helps us identify deployment guides that need more detail, links that may be broken, and pages that could work better on mobile. A click on a download link records an action; it doesn't confirm that a file was installed or a proxy connection was established.
Analytics may process the current page URL, referring page, and technical information provided by your browser. Analytics are not used to read mihomo logs, subscription content, or proxy traffic, and we don't ask you to provide identifying information for analytics. We don't specify a fixed data retention period here; the data processed depends on the analytics and service configurations actually in use.
3. Cookies, Local Storage, and Browser Controls
Page resources may be stored in your browser cache. Analytics may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits. Whether these are set, how long they remain valid, and their specific names depend on the configuration in use and your browser records. If local storage is used for interface preferences, it should store only choices such as language or display settings—not sensitive information like subscription keys or node passwords.
You can view and delete cookies, cached files, and local storage in your browser's site settings. You can also restrict analytics scripts through browser permissions or content-blocking settings. The main content will usually remain available, but some preferences may not be saved and analytics may be incomplete. Clearing browser data does not delete visit records already received by the server.
4. Third-Party Links and Downloads
This site may link to client websites, app stores, or open-source project pages. When you follow an external link, the other provider handles your data under its own policies. Some download requests are routed through this site, but the provider serving the actual file may still receive the connection information needed to complete the transfer. A link on this site does not mean the same party always handles the resource.
Before downloading, check the app, system architecture, and release source. Review permission prompts during installation. Network activity after a client enables the system proxy, TUN, or subscription updates is not controlled by this website. Subscription providers and destination network services may also receive connection information; review their policies separately. This policy does not replace the privacy policies of those services.
5. Policy Updates and Questions
If our analytics methods, storage purposes, or download process change, we will update this page and revise the last-updated month at the top. The current text on this page is the version to follow. If you have questions about the scope of data processing, you can first restrict the relevant scripts and then decide whether to continue using the associated feature.
For general setup and access questions, see Troubleshooting or Getting Started. These pages provide self-help information; they are not privacy request forms. Before sharing error details, remove subscription URLs, login credentials, and other personal information to avoid exposing them in public discussions.