Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
This policy applies to the pages, documentation, and download links provided by Clash Chinese Guide on clash-macbook.com. It explains what data may be involved when you visit the site and how it is used. Site content and client software operate independently. For details on how installed software, subscription services, or external websites handle data, consult their respective policies.
1. Data We Process
This is a static content site. It does not offer account registration, ask visitors for their name, email address, or phone number, or collect subscription links, node credentials, or proxy configurations through page forms. You can read the tutorials without submitting any private information from your client.
When you visit a page or request a file, the infrastructure serving it receives information needed to complete the network request. This may include your IP address, request time, page path, browser identifier, response status, and referring page. These records help deliver content, troubleshoot access issues, and detect unusual requests. Static pages do not mean network requests leave no records.
2. Site Analytics and How We Use Them
We use site analytics to understand page views, referral sources, device and browser breakdowns, and interactions such as switching download platforms. This helps us identify installation instructions that need more detail, pages with access issues, and ways to improve content and navigation. Analytics are not used to create profiles tied to visitors' real identities.
Analytics scripts may process page paths, timestamps, device information, and identifiers used to distinguish visits. Site analytics do not include subscription contents, proxy traffic, or client connection logs. Avoid adding private information to query parameters in page URLs, as it may be included in request records. Analytics cannot tell whether a visitor's proxy is working.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Analytics may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits. Whether they are stored and for how long depends on the deployment configuration and browser settings. This site has no account login sessions, and reading content does not require login cookies. Page options may also be preserved in URL fragments, which are not the same as cookies or local storage.
If a page feature uses local storage to save interface preferences, that data stays in your current browser. You can view, restrict, or delete this site's cookies and local storage in your browser's site data settings, or use private browsing or script-blocking features. Clearing data may reset preferences. Blocking scripts may affect dynamic navigation, analytics, and download link updates, but the main content remains readable.
4. Third-Party Links and Downloads
This site may link to client websites, app stores, and other reference materials. After you follow a link, the destination service handles your request under its own policy and may receive your IP address, browser information, and referring page. This policy does not cover those services or replace the privacy information provided by the client itself.
Download links may serve files from this site or redirect to an external service; a link shown on a page does not mean all subsequent requests are handled by this site. Before installing, check the app name, publisher, and requested system permissions, and grant only those needed for its features. Subscription links often contain access credentials. Do not post them publicly or share them with services you do not trust.
5. Policy Updates and Feedback
If analytics methods, page features, or the scope of data processing change, we will update the relevant terms on this page and revise the month shown at the top. Refer to the current version here. This site has no registration-based notification system and will not send update alerts to individual accounts.
For help with site navigation or download issues, start with the user guide. If you report an issue through a feedback channel provided by a related project, share only the system, browser, and steps needed to describe it, and remove subscription links, access credentials, and private information from logs. For client runtime issues, follow the relevant project's guidance; do not submit your full private configuration publicly.