Privacy Policy

1. Data We Collect

This site provides client information and configuration guides as static webpages. It does not offer account registration or require an email address. You can read the documentation without submitting your name, phone number, subscription URL, or client configuration.

When you visit a webpage, servers and network infrastructure may generate request logs containing the time of access, requested path, response status, IP address, browser type, and referring page. These logs help deliver content, detect unusual requests, and troubleshoot service issues. Your browser's referrer policy may limit the information provided about the referring page.

This site does not request access to client runtime logs, proxy passwords, or configuration files on your device. Do not include sensitive information such as subscription links or access credentials in the query string of a page URL, as it may appear in request logs or your browsing history.

2. Analytics and How We Use Them

We use website analytics to understand how visitors read our pages, where they come from, and which download platforms they choose. This helps us identify documentation that needs improvement and links that may be difficult to use. Analytics may record page paths, visit times, general device and browser information, and interactions such as clicks or platform changes.

Analytics are used to maintain content and assess site usability. They are not used to determine a client's connection strategy and do not show which websites a client actually visits. A click on a download link does not mean the file was installed or a connection was successful.

Service logs and analytics data may be handled differently. This policy does not specify a single retention period; for data retained by network service providers, consult their terms of service. You can use your browser's tracking protection or script permissions to limit analytics requests, while continuing to read the basic documentation.

3. Cookies and Local Storage

The static pages do not require a login session. Depending on the deployment settings, analytics may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits. Your browser may also cache fonts, stylesheets, and scripts. Caching, cookies, and local storage are separate mechanisms, so clearing one does not necessarily clear the others.

This site does not require cookies or local storage to save subscription details or proxy credentials. Your selected platform tab may be restored using an anchor in the page URL; this URL state is not the same as information written to browser storage.

You can view, block, or clear this site's stored data in your browser's site settings. Restricting scripts may affect interactive features such as the navigation menu and copy buttons. Clearing browser data does not delete request logs already generated on the server.

4. Third-Party Links and Download Services

This site may link to app stores, client websites, or other technical resources. When you open an external link, the third party may receive network request information and handle it under its own policies. Even when a download link uses a path on this site, file delivery may involve a separate network service provider.

Before downloading, check the destination domain, publisher, supported operating system, and required installation permissions. During installation, review the publisher information shown by your operating system. Network connections, subscription updates, and provider interactions after a client launches are governed by the rules of the relevant client and service providers; the static nature of this site does not indicate how they handle data.

5. Policy Updates and Help

If our analytics methods, storage purposes, or service scope change, we will update this page and revise the last-updated month at the top. We do not maintain visitor accounts or email lists, so policy changes will be announced on this page rather than by individual email. For details about a specific data practice, refer to the information on the relevant page at the time.

For help with downloads, connections, or configuration, start with the Troubleshooting or Platform Setup pages. When investigating an issue, share only the error details needed; redact subscription URLs, passwords, and other personally identifying information from screenshots or logs.