Terms of Use
Last updated: August 2026
These terms apply to the client overviews, download links, installation instructions, configuration examples, terminology explanations, and troubleshooting resources provided on v2raypub.com and its Simplified Chinese pages. By accessing, reading, or using this site’s content, you acknowledge that you understand the rules set out here. If you disagree with any part of these terms, stop using this site’s resources and related features.
1. Website Content and Scope
This site provides software resources and practical tutorials for learning, research, and general technical reference only. The steps, parameter explanations, and configuration examples on these pages are intended to help users understand the basic operation of v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, V2Fly, Xray, and related projects. They do not constitute legal, network operations, security audit, or business advice.
Different operating systems, client versions, network environments, and service configurations may produce different results. Users should assess whether the information applies to their device, software interface, and actual needs. Before changing system proxy, routing, DNS, or TUN settings, save the existing configuration securely. Nothing on this site should be interpreted as a guarantee of any specific feature, continued availability, or particular outcome.
2. Lawful Use Requirements
Users must comply with the laws, regulations, administrative requirements, network service rules, and software license terms applicable in their location and where the software is actually used. Users are solely responsible for confirming whether the relevant software, protocols, and configuration methods are permitted for their intended purpose. This site’s content must not be used to infringe others’ lawful rights, disrupt networks or information systems, bypass legitimate authorization, distribute unlawful information, or engage in any other illegal activity.
Users are responsible for managing subscription URLs, server details, access credentials, and configuration files they import themselves. Sensitive configurations should not be disclosed on public devices, untrusted pages, or public discussion forums. Users are solely responsible for assessing and bearing the consequences arising from their own actions, third-party service terms, or changes in local rules.
3. Third-Party Software and Intellectual Property
The software described on this site is provided by the relevant open-source projects and their maintainers. Project names, source code, interfaces, documentation, and other works remain the property of their respective rights holders and are governed by the applicable open-source licenses or other license terms. Describing, organizing, or citing these projects on this site does not convey ownership or alter the original project’s license conditions.
The page structure, tutorials, explanatory text, and curated content created by this site are protected by applicable intellectual property rules. When quoting this site’s content, retain the necessary source information. Do not distort its original meaning, present it as an official release, or use the curated material for misleading promotion. Copying, modifying, and redistributing software is governed by the license terms actually adopted by the corresponding project.
4. Limitation of Liability
This site maintains its content using public information and common usage procedures, but software versions, download files, system permissions, third-party services, and network environments may change at any time. We do not guarantee that every page will always be complete, accurate, current, or suitable for every device, nor do we make commitments regarding third-party software maintenance, performance, download-service continuity, or compatibility.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for connection interruptions, lost configurations, data loss, device failures, or any other direct or indirect losses caused by installation, upgrades, uninstallation, configuration changes, subscription use, switching system proxies, or third-party service failures. Users should make necessary backups before operating and verify each change against runtime logs and system prompts.
Pages on this site may link to the site’s download center, tutorials, or documentation. Download files and related services are provided by the relevant project or delivery system, and their content and availability are not entirely controlled by this site. Users should choose an appropriate version based on their device architecture, operating system, and the project’s documentation.
5. Updates to These Terms and Issue Handling
This site may revise these terms in response to changes in content scope, features, legal requirements, or open-source projects. The revised text will be published on this page, and the last-updated month at the top of the page will be updated accordingly. Revisions apply to visits and use from the date of publication. Continued use of this site’s content constitutes acceptance that you have read the updated terms.
If you have questions about specific installation steps, configuration methods, or the boundaries of permitted use covered by these terms, first consult the instructions and common-issue guidance on the tutorial page and complete documentation. Questions about third-party software licenses, features, or maintenance arrangements are governed by the license text and documentation provided with the software by the relevant project.