Privacy Policy

1. Scope and data boundaries

This site uses static pages to provide guidance on verifying the genuine app, configuring it, and troubleshooting. It has no user registration, email submission, or personal-information forms. You do not need to provide your name, phone number, Apple ID, or payment details to read the guide.

This site does not receive server details, subscription URLs, passwords, keys, request contents, or configuration files saved in Shadowrocket. For data handling within the app, refer to the privacy information provided by the app. This website policy does not describe every aspect of the app’s operation.

This site does not provide, sell, or recommend nodes or subscriptions. Related tutorials assume you already have your own subscription or server details. A one-time purchase of the app is not a service plan; buying the app and using an existing network service are separate matters.

2. Visit logs and analytics

To deliver pages, maintain access, and diagnose errors, the hosting environment may process technical logs such as request times, page paths, IP addresses, browser types, and response statuses. These records may be generated during ordinary network requests and are not collected through registration forms.

This site uses analytics to understand page views, on-site navigation, and clicks on the App Store link. This helps improve content structure and mobile reading, and identify broken links. Clicking an App Store button may generate a click event; the event does not include purchase amounts or transaction outcomes.

Browsing analytics cannot confirm whether a visitor has purchased the app. This site will not ask you to enter subscription credentials in a page URL or analytics field. Do not add sensitive information, such as passwords, to URL query parameters.

3. Cookies and local storage

Depending on the analytics setup, cookies may be used to distinguish visits or recognize repeat visits. Your browser may also cache pages, fonts, and images to avoid loading them again. Cached resources are different from cookies used to identify sessions.

This site does not require local storage for account details, payment information, or proxy configurations. Page states such as navigation position and selected tabs may be represented in the URL fragment. This does not mean that app settings have been uploaded to this site.

You can use your browser settings to restrict cookies, clear site data, or block content. Restricting analytics-related storage usually does not affect access to static page content, but it may make visit statistics incomplete. After clearing the cache, related resources will need to load again.

4. App Store links and purchase information

The only way to get Shadowrocket is through the App Store product page, operated by Apple. After you leave this site, App Store sign-in, payment, restoring purchases, and related data handling are governed by Apple’s applicable terms and privacy policy.

This site does not process payments or receive card details, order receipts, or Apple ID sign-in information, and cannot access your purchases. Prices, system requirements, and purchase compatibility shown in the store are determined by the App Store listing.

When you open an external page, your browser sends a request to the destination service and may include referrer information, depending on your browser settings. Check the operator and privacy policy on the destination page before signing in or making a purchase.

5. Policy updates and questions

If website features or data handling practices change, this site will revise the relevant terms on this page and update the month shown at the top. Significant changes to the scope or purpose of data use will be clearly explained here. The revised text published on this page will apply.

To manage browser storage, use your browser’s site settings. For questions about purchases, restoring purchases, or configuration, see the FAQ and Getting Started Guide. This site has no form for submitting private information. Do not share account passwords, full subscription URLs, or other access credentials when troubleshooting.