Terms of Use
Last updated: October 2026
These terms apply when you visit v2rayandroid.com, read the materials on this site, or use its links to obtain related clients. Please review them before use. If you do not agree, stop using the relevant services. These terms do not replace the software’s own license agreements or limit any rights granted to you by law.
1. Site Purpose and Scope
This site provides download links, installation instructions, and configuration guides for v2rayNG, v2rayN, v2flyNG, and related cores. Its content is for learning, technical research, and reference in lawful settings only. This is an informational site; it does not represent the developers of these open-source projects or operate the software it covers.
Menu paths, settings, and instructions in our guides may change as clients are updated. Check whether they apply to your version, device, and needs. Configuration examples explain how settings work; they do not guarantee results for any particular network, connection, or use case.
2. Lawful Use and User Responsibilities
You must comply with the laws and regulations where you are located and in any jurisdiction relevant to your activities, as well as applicable rules set by your organization, device administrator, and network provider. Do not use the software or information on this site for unauthorized access, data theft, malicious attacks, violations of others’ rights, or any other unlawful activity.
Make sure you are authorized to configure the devices, networks, and services you use. Keep subscription URLs, access credentials, and configuration files secure; do not share them publicly or hand them to untrusted parties. Before changing routing, DNS, system proxy, or other settings, understand the effects and save any information you may need to restore them.
You are legally responsible for your actions and their consequences when using the software. This site provides technical information; it does not grant permission to access third-party resources or authorize you to evade legal obligations.
3. Third-Party Software and Liability
The software is provided by its respective open-source projects. Refer to each project’s published information for features, license terms, release schedules, and bug fixes. This site cannot control the ongoing availability of third-party software, subscription services, or external networks, and does not guarantee that they will always be available, work with every device, or meet a particular need.
To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for connection issues, service interruptions, lost configurations, or data loss resulting from software defects, configuration errors, third-party service outages, or user actions. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.
For important data or production environments, make a backup and test changes in a controlled setting first. If the instructions do not match the interface, pause any uncertain steps and consult the relevant guidance in the Getting Started guide or FAQ.
4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
All rights to each client, core, its code, name, logo, and related documentation belong to their respective owners. Open-source licensing does not waive copyright. When copying, modifying, or distributing software, follow the license included with the applicable version, including any requirements for attribution, preserving license notices, and providing source code.
References to project names on this site are for identification and informational purposes only and do not imply endorsement by the projects. Respect the applicable copyrights when using original text, layouts, or illustrations from this site. Check the license terms separately for any third-party materials you cite. These terms grant no additional trademark or software licenses.
5. Changes to These Terms and Feedback
We may revise these terms as the scope of the content, services, or legal requirements change. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the “Last updated” month at the top will be changed accordingly. We will not notify users individually. In general, revised terms apply to use after publication and do not retroactively alter rights or obligations lawfully established before then.
Check this page periodically for updates. If you have questions about instructions, whether content applies to your situation, or common issues, start with the FAQ or the Getting Started guide. If any provision of these terms is found to be legally invalid, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.