Disclaimer

1. About This Site and Its Services

V2Ray Official Download is a V2Ray resource site offering client guides, configuration instructions, troubleshooting, and download links for v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, and related core engines. The documentation explains software features and how to use them; it does not guarantee professional support for any particular device, network environment, or use case.

Download links and network access are separate matters. This site does not provide servers, subscription accounts, or network access, and is not party to transactions between users and service providers. Installing or launching software does not mean that a third-party configuration is valid, a remote service is available, or a particular app can connect.

2. Software and Configuration Risks

You are responsible for deciding whether the software suits your device and intended use, and for following applicable laws and network policies. Before installing or updating software, changing settings, or enabling a system proxy or TUN mode, understand the effects on routing, DNS, app connectivity, and device permissions. Keep configuration backups where needed.

Incorrect rules, incompatible drivers, system permission restrictions, or conflicts with other network tools may interrupt connections, change how some traffic is routed, or cause apps to malfunction. You assume the risks of changes you make. To the extent permitted by law, this site is not responsible for losses caused by your configuration, device environment, or third-party software.

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3. Content Accuracy and Version Differences

Guides reflect the versions referenced when they were written or last revised. Client and core engine updates may change menu names, settings locations, defaults, and protocol support; interfaces can also differ across operating systems. We work to verify our documentation but cannot guarantee that every page reflects the latest changes or covers every environment.

Configuration snippets illustrate how fields and rules work; they are not ready-to-use service configurations. Use connection details and other parameters from services you have lawfully obtained. If the interface or logs differ from a guide, first check your client, core engine, and system environment, then follow the actual prompts rather than repeatedly applying settings that may not fit.

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