Disclaimer

Last updated: September 2026

This disclaimer applies when you visit V2Ray Tutorial Hub, read its documentation, or use its download links to obtain software. Read the relevant guidance before installing a client, importing a configuration, or changing network settings. This disclaimer defines the scope of our services and responsibilities; it does not waive any rights you may have under applicable law.

1. Site Purpose and Scope

This site is a V2Ray guide and download resource. It covers installation and configuration, subscription imports, and troubleshooting for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. Our download links help you choose a client suited to your operating system and processor architecture. We do not provide nodes, subscriptions, or network access.

Project V, V2Fly, Xray, and related clients are separate software implementations, each with its own licensing terms and release schedule. Our descriptions of how these projects relate do not change ownership rights or guarantee the performance of any software, service provider, or user configuration.

2. Software and Configuration Risks

You are responsible for deciding whether software is compatible with your device, operating system version, and intended use, and for complying with applicable local laws, network policies, and service provider terms. Installing or updating software, enabling a system proxy, or setting up a virtual network interface may affect existing connections, app access, and local network services.

Before making changes, back up any important data and existing configurations, and learn how to disconnect, quit the client, and restore your proxy settings. Subscription URLs, account details, and configuration files may contain access credentials; do not share them publicly. For configurations from unfamiliar sources, first check their purpose and permission requirements.

You are responsible, to the extent permitted by applicable law, for risks arising from your choice of software, nodes, and settings. We do not guarantee that any configuration will remain available across all network environments, or that it will deliver a particular speed, reliability, or access result.

3. Guide Accuracy and Version Differences

Our guides reflect the versions available when they were written. Later updates may change menu names, interface layouts, default ports, supported core features, and configuration formats. Follow the steps, screenshot descriptions, and example settings in light of your client’s actual interface and error messages; they may not apply to every version.

We make reasonable efforts to review our content, but cannot guarantee that every detail is always complete, accurate, or up to date. Configuration examples explain fields and procedures; they are not complete deployment plans for every device. If something does not match, stop and confirm your client and core type before proceeding. Avoid changing several settings at once, as this can make problems harder to diagnose.

Download links and references on this site may lead to files or pages managed by other parties. The relevant provider controls the availability of those links, software releases, access rules, and privacy practices. These may change without our knowledge.

A link does not mean we endorse or guarantee everything on the destination page, subsequent changes, or any transaction. Before visiting, check that the destination matches your intended use, and review the applicable software license and terms of service. To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for effects caused by third-party service outages, withdrawn files, access restrictions, or third-party actions.

5. Liability and Support

To the extent permitted by applicable law, we are not liable for losses such as interrupted connections or lost data resulting from misuse of our guides, incorrect configurations, differences in device environments, or changes to external services. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

If something goes wrong, stop the relevant operation, save a redacted copy of the error message, and check Frequently Asked Questions for possible causes. To review the setup steps, see the user guide. When reporting an issue, include your operating system, client name, steps taken, and what happened. Do not include subscription URLs, passwords, or other access credentials.

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