Clash Meta is a local network proxy client for iPhone and iPad. A Clash / mihomo core runs on your device. You import your own subscription URL or YAML. Novexura does not sell nodes, does not operate a proxy network, and does not include a built-in server list.
We do not run analytics, advertising, crash-reporting, or tracking SDKs. We do not sell personal data. We do not receive your browsing history, node lists, or traffic logs. The app’s privacy manifest declares that it does not track you and does not collect data types for us.
If you create a backup and choose iCloud, the archive is stored in your iCloud container for this app. You can also export a file or send it to a WebDAV server you configure. Those destinations are yours. Novexura cannot read your iCloud account.
When you enable system proxy or TUN, other apps’ traffic may be handled by the local core and then sent to the proxy servers named in your configuration. That traffic goes to operators you chose, not to Novexura.
A subscription URL, WebDAV host, or other address you enter is contacted by the app at your request. Those services have their own policies.
If you update GeoData, the app downloads public map files from the source configured in the app (by default, public GitHub releases). Unlock tests and latency checks contact sites you configure or the built-in examples (such as Apple, GitHub, Google, YouTube).
The home and metrics screens may look up your current public IP using public lookup services (including ipify and ipwho.is) so the app can show exit IP and related info on the device. Those services see the request from your current network path. Novexura does not receive the result.
The app is not directed at children under 13.
If this policy changes, we will update the date at the top of this page.
Novexura LLC. For questions about this policy, use the support page or the contact details on the Clash Meta App Store product page.