Disclaimer

Last updated: October 2026

This disclaimer applies to the guides, configuration instructions, and download links provided by clash64.com. Please read these terms before accessing resources, downloading software, or changing network settings. It explains our scope and limits of responsibility; it does not replace software license agreements or exclude liability that cannot be disclaimed by law.

1. Site Purpose and Scope

Clash Tutorial Hub is a Clash guide and download directory, offering client tutorials and helping users understand subscription imports, proxy modes, rule-based routing, and TUN configuration. The clients, cores, and companion tools covered here may be developed and released by their respective project maintainers. Their names, trademarks, and code remain the property of their respective owners.

Download links, feature descriptions, and recommendations are provided to organize information and guide users. They do not guarantee the full functionality or future maintenance of any project or third-party service. Providing links does not make this site a provider of subscriptions, nodes, or network connections, nor do we guarantee that any particular website will always be accessible.

2. Software and Configuration Risks

Proxy clients may change your system proxy, DNS, routing, or virtual network adapter settings. Incorrect configuration, software conflicts, or unexpected shutdowns may interrupt connectivity, cause DNS resolution issues, restrict local network access, or create other network problems. Choose software that supports your device, operating system, and processor architecture, and assess the risks of installing and running it yourself.

Before making changes, back up a working configuration, note your current network settings, and learn how to disable the system proxy, stop TUN, and restore DNS. If an operation requires administrator access, installs a service, or enables startup at boot, make sure you understand why those permissions are needed. Do not test unfamiliar configurations directly on devices used for critical work. If something goes wrong, restore your network settings first, then troubleshoot one issue at a time.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, users are responsible, based on the circumstances, for device failures, data loss, or business interruptions arising from software, configurations, or third-party services they choose. Applicable legal requirements take precedence.

3. Tutorial Accuracy and Version Differences

Tutorials are written for the versions and information available at the time of publication. Client updates may change menu names, toggle locations, default ports, supported fields, and the order of steps; interfaces may also vary by operating system. Configurations shown on this site explain specific features and may not work as-is on every device or with every core.

We do our best to provide clear instructions and reproducible steps, but cannot guarantee that every detail will apply in every situation or network environment. Check the actual interface, software release notes, and error logs as you follow the instructions. If something does not match, stop making changes. Review the basic steps in the Getting Started guide, then see the handbook for more details.

This site may link to app stores, project pages, or other resources. External pages are managed by their respective operators, and their content, availability, pricing, and privacy policies may change independently. Links are provided for convenience, to help you find information or software, and do not imply endorsement of every statement on those pages.

Before leaving this site, check the destination URL and publisher, and review the applicable terms of service. Purchases, renewals, refunds, and availability issues involving third-party subscriptions, nodes, or accounts are governed by the relevant service’s own rules. Do not submit subscription links, account credentials, or logs containing sensitive information to untrusted pages.

5. Responsible Use and Changes to This Disclaimer

Users must follow applicable local laws, network regulations, and the terms of any services they use, and must have the necessary authority to make changes to their devices and networks. This site’s resources are for learning about software and network configuration. They are not legal advice and do not authorize any particular use.

This disclaimer may change as the site’s features and resources evolve. The update month shown on this page indicates the latest revision. If you have questions, first use the connection check guide to narrow down the issue, then gather the client name, system details, and steps to reproduce it. Remove personal credentials and subscription URLs before sharing troubleshooting information.