This policy applies when you visit the v2rayN Official Site or use its documentation, client information, and download links. The site provides content through static pages and has no account system, comment area, or email subscription form. The following sections explain what information may arise during a visit, why it is processed, and how browser-side storage is used.
1. Scope of Data Collection
The site does not require visitors to create an account or submit a name, email address, phone number, or other identifying information. No personal information is required to read tutorials, compare clients, view troubleshooting guidance, or open the download page.
When delivering web pages, the server may routinely create access logs containing the access time, requested path, browser type, device category, referring page, network address, and request status. This information is used to keep pages available, identify abnormal requests, analyze error states, and diagnose service issues; it is not used to build visitor identity profiles. Logs are retained only for as long as necessary for operation and maintenance, then handled according to the cleanup rules of the deployment environment.
2. Analytics and Purposes of Use
The site loads analytics scripts through a same-origin path to understand visit trends, commonly used device types, content entry points, and page navigation. Actions such as switching platform tabs on the download page may be recorded as functional events to assess whether the documentation structure and platform guidance are clear. Results are reviewed primarily in aggregate, and visitors are not asked to provide their real names or account identifiers.
Analytics are used only for content maintenance, page performance evaluation, navigation improvements, and troubleshooting. The site does not make automated decisions affecting individual rights based on analytics, nor does it use visit behavior for personalized pricing. Browser privacy settings, script-blocking policies, or network conditions may restrict analytics requests; such restrictions generally do not affect access to static documents.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
Analytics features may set cookies in the browser to distinguish consecutive visits, reduce duplicate counts, and generate aggregate reports. Cookies are not required to contain a name or email address, and their lifetime is determined by the analytics configuration and browser rules. Visitors can view, restrict, or clear cookies through their browser settings.
Site scripts may also use local storage or session storage to retain necessary interface state, such as language selection, tab status, or interaction preferences during a visit. This data remains in the browser on the current device and does not constitute an account record on the site. After site data is cleared, the relevant interface state returns to its default. If browser storage is restricted, some preferences may not persist during later visits.
4. Download Links and Third-Party Links
The site does not store client installer files in its page asset directory. The download page reads a same-origin version manifest and resolves the corresponding buttons to file addresses supplied by the deployment layer. After a visitor clicks a download button, the request may be handled by a file distribution service, which may record a network address, request time, file path, transfer status, and device request details as needed for its operation.
Tutorials and explanatory text may include links to other websites. After you leave this site, the other site's data practices, cookie settings, and content updates are no longer governed by this policy. Before opening an external page, visitors can independently verify the destination address and review its privacy terms. The site does not gain access to account details or form content submitted by visitors on external websites merely because a link is present.
5. Information Security and Policy Updates
The site uses access controls, log-permission management, and necessary deployment isolation to reduce the risk of misuse, disclosure, or unauthorized access. Internet transmission and browser environments may still be affected by device settings, network nodes, and software conditions, so no transmission method can be described as completely secure. Visitors should manage browser permissions carefully and promptly remove site data they no longer need.
This policy may be updated when page features, analytics methods, or file distribution procedures change. Revised content will be published on this page, and the “Last updated” month at the top will be changed accordingly. Routine editorial changes will not be announced separately; significant changes to the scope or purposes of data processing will be highlighted on this page. If you have questions about page operations or the scope of data processing, consult Troubleshooting first; for questions about client configuration, visit Getting Started.