Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 2026
This policy covers browsing pages, reading documentation and using download links on V2Ray Client Download & Setup Guide (v2ray2025.com). It explains what site access data is processed, why it is processed and what measures you can take. Data processed by a client while it runs is governed by the software and services you use, and is outside the scope of this site's data practices.
1. Data We Collect
This is a static content site. It has no account registration, email collection or subscription forms. You can read guides and view download links without submitting personal details such as your name or phone number. The site does not ask you to upload client configurations, subscription links, connection logs or service credentials.
When you visit the site, the servers and network infrastructure that deliver its pages may generate necessary request logs, such as the time of access, requested path, response status, IP address and browser details. These logs support page delivery, troubleshooting and security; they are not records of a client's proxy connections. Do not include subscription links or other sensitive information in URL query parameters.
2. Analytics and How We Use Data
We use analytics to understand page views, referral sources, device categories and use of download links. Analytics may also record interactions such as switching platforms to help us assess whether download links are easy to find, which guides need improvement and whether traffic appears abnormal.
Analytics cover visits to the site and interactions with its pages. They do not include browsing destinations, communications or node configurations within a client. We do not ask you to submit identifying information through analytics events or use visit data to build advertising profiles. Access to necessary logs should be limited to maintenance purposes, with retention periods managed accordingly. This policy does not promise specific retention periods that infrastructure or analytics providers have not disclosed.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Site analytics or infrastructure may use cookies to identify sessions, support analytics or maintain essential security states. Some interface features may use browser local storage to save preferences. Check your browser's stored site data for details of what is actually used. States such as platform selections may also be preserved in URL fragments, so not every interface state requires a cookie.
Use your browser's site settings to view, restrict or clear cookies and local storage, or enable its tracking protection features. Restricting storage may prevent preferences from being saved or reduce analytics accuracy; static documents should generally remain readable. Clearing browser storage does not automatically delete server request logs already recorded.
4. Download Sources and External Links
The site provides client information and download links. Installation files are delivered through configured download channels from the relevant projects' release assets or distribution services; they are not stored alongside the static pages as local installers. When you start a download, the file provider may receive the IP address, request time, file path and browser request details needed to transfer the file.
Download providers, external sites and clients may each have their own privacy policies. This policy does not replace those policies or control subscriptions or remote services you add to a client. Before using another service, review its information to understand how it handles data. Before sharing troubleshooting materials, remove subscription links, authentication details and other identifying information.
5. Policy Updates and Getting Help
If analytics methods, storage purposes or download service processes change substantially, we will update this page and revise the last-updated month at the top. The revised policy applies to site use after publication. Check this page for the current policy; no email signup is required for updates.
For help with downloads, browser settings or client setup, see the FAQs or setup guide and find the relevant topic. If you prepare information for a support request, include only details directly related to the issue and remove sensitive information first. You do not need to provide a full configuration or personal details.