Terms of Use
Last updated: July 2026
These terms apply when you visit clash48.com, read its documentation, or use its download index. Please review the following before using this content. If you do not accept the applicable terms, stop using the relevant services. These terms do not replace the client’s own license agreement or limit any rights granted to you by law.
1. Scope and purpose
Clash for Mac provides client information, configuration reference material, and tutorials for learning, research, and network administration. This site is not the developer of every client or core project that shares the Clash name. Listing a project does not mean this site is officially authorized by or involved in its development.
Examples in the documentation explain how things work; they are not configuration recommendations for every device. Settings and behavior may vary across clients, cores, and operating systems. Refer to the documentation for the software you use for details about its actual features. This site does not provide proxy nodes, subscription services, or authorization to access networks. Downloading a client does not grant access to those services.
2. Lawful use and user responsibilities
You must comply with the laws and regulations where you are located and wherever your activities take place, as well as the policies of your organization, school, and network provider. Use clients only on devices and networks you are authorized to manage, and do not use this site’s content for unlawful activities or to infringe anyone’s rights.
Do not use these tools for unauthorized system access, data theft, network attacks, malicious traffic relaying, or any other unlawful purpose. Technical feasibility does not mean an action is authorized. Before using third-party subscriptions, rule sets, or remote configurations, verify their source, authorization, and applicable terms. You are responsible for your configuration choices and how you use them.
3. Software risks and liability
Software is provided by its respective open-source project or publisher, which is responsible for its performance, supported features, and defect handling. We strive to keep information accurate, but do not guarantee that documentation will always be complete, links will remain available, or clients will work on every device or network. We make no guarantees about the reliability of third-party services.
System proxy, TUN, DNS, and routing settings may change how your device handles network traffic. Before making changes, back up important configurations, note your existing settings, and learn how to disable the relevant features and restore network connectivity. Subscription URLs, access credentials, and configuration files may contain sensitive information; do not share them on public pages or with untrusted services.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for network interruptions, lost configurations, data loss, or other damage resulting from using or being unable to use third-party software or following the documentation. Nothing in this statement excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.
4. Intellectual property and open-source licenses
The names, logos, code, and related materials for Clash, mihomo, and each client belong to their respective rights holders. This site uses project names and logos for identification and explanatory purposes only; their use does not imply any affiliation, partnership, or endorsement between projects.
Use, copying, modification, and redistribution of software are subject to the license accompanying the relevant project. Open-source software is still subject to copyright notices and license obligations. Original explanatory text on this site and software code are governed by separate rights. When citing the documentation, credit the source and do not present this site’s explanations as official project commitments.
5. Changes to these terms and questions
We may revise these terms in response to changes in the scope of our content, how services are provided, or legal requirements. Revisions will be published on this page, and the last-updated month at the top will be changed accordingly. Revised terms apply to use from the date they are published, except where applicable law provides otherwise. Check this page when you return to see which terms apply.
If you have questions about installation or configuration, start with the setup guide and check the steps against the client you use. For field definitions and rule syntax, see the YAML guide. To report a software bug or share feedback, use the feedback channel provided publicly by the relevant project. Remove subscription URLs and access credentials before submitting.