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1. Scope and Purpose of the Information
This site compiles publicly available information about v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, Xray, V2Fly, and related projects, including client selection, installation steps, subscription import, routing settings, protocol differences, and common troubleshooting. The content is provided solely for software learning, technical research, and general operational reference. It does not replace official documentation, software license terms, or professional advice applicable in the user’s jurisdiction.
Documentation may be updated based on client interfaces, publicly available version information, and common usage flows. Results may vary across operating systems, software versions, network conditions, and server configurations. Before installing, upgrading, deleting configurations, or changing system proxy settings, users should verify the target and independently keep any necessary data backups.
2. Lawful Use Requirements
Users must comply with applicable laws, regulations, administrative requirements, network service rules, and organizational policies, and may use the relevant software and configurations only on devices, accounts, and networks they are authorized to access. Users must not use this site’s materials, download links, or described technologies to infringe others’ rights, disrupt information systems, gain unauthorized access, distribute unlawful content, or engage in any other activity prohibited by law.
Subscription URLs, server details, access credentials, and configuration files are generally obtained and managed by users themselves. Users must verify their source, authorization scope, and terms of use, and must not import, forward, or use data they are not authorized to handle. Users who engage in conduct that violates applicable rules are responsible for any resulting investigations, disputes, losses, or liability.
3. Software Sources and Liability
The clients, cores, and related components described on this site are provided and maintained by their respective open-source projects. This site primarily organizes reference materials, explains pages, and compiles download paths. It does not participate in software development decisions or control project releases, feature changes, maintenance schedules, or platform compatibility.
To the extent permitted by law, this site makes no warranties regarding continued availability, suitability for a particular purpose, configuration compatibility, or operational results. Xray Core Hub is not liable for service interruptions, lost configurations, data damage, or any other direct or indirect losses caused by installation, updates, configuration changes, system setting changes, third-party service failures, network changes, or user actions. Users should assess risks in their own environments and follow the principles of least privilege and necessary changes.
4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, Xray, V2Fly, and the names, software code, visual marks, and documentation of other projects mentioned on these pages belong to their respective rights holders. The copying, modification, distribution, and reuse of open-source projects are governed by each project’s accompanying open-source license and copyright notices.
The original editorial arrangement, explanatory text, and page structure of this site are protected by applicable law. Content may be reasonably quoted for personal study. For republication, compilation, or other public distribution, accurate attribution must be retained. Users must not alter the original meaning, fabricate an authorization relationship, or use this site’s name or content in a way that could misleadingly imply official affiliation or project ownership.
5. External Services and Links
Some site features may connect to software package distribution, release listings, or other external services. These services are provided independently by their operators and are subject to their own rules. If an external service changes its address, becomes unavailable, modifies its content, or updates its policies, this site may revise the relevant link after verifying the available information, but cannot control the service’s operation.
Before obtaining software or materials through an external service, users should verify the software name, target platform, system architecture, and file type. For subscription services or network resources, users should also independently assess the provider’s credentials, terms, and data-handling practices.
6. Updates and Feedback
These terms may be revised in response to changes in page features, content scope, open-source projects, or applicable rules. Updated text will be published on this page, and the effective month will be shown by the “Last updated” date at the top. Continued use of this site’s content indicates that users understand and accept the current terms. Users who disagree with updated terms should stop using the relevant pages and materials.
For installation, configuration, or connection issues, start with the Help Center; when you need step-by-step client setup, visit the Getting Started guide. These pages provide common issue categories and setup paths, but do not handle development, licensing, or service disputes involving the software projects themselves.