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# Clash for Android

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WEBPAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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## Download and install Clash for Android

Download from one of the mirror below.

Mirrors:

[Mirror 1](https://wannaflix-sz-edge.b-cdn.net/android/cfa-2.5.12-premium-universal-release.apk)

[Mirror 2](https://d.apkpure.com/b/APK/com.github.kr328.clash?version=latest)

[Mirror 3](https://github.com/Kr328/ClashForAndroid/releases/download/v2.5.12/cfa-2.5.12-premium-universal-release.apk)

[Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.kr328.clash)

1. Find the apk (likely in your downloads) and click on it to launch the installation. Make sure to click allow on any popup that may appear.
2. Once the app has installed, click "open"

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You may need to allow apps from "Unknown Sources" on your phone for the installation to complete. 

A generic guide on how to do it:

1. Navigate to Setting > Security.
2. Check the option “Unknown sources“.
3. Tap OK on the prompt message.
4. Select “Trust“.
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## Add the API link and get the server list

### Get your API

1. Go to your [client area](https://wannaflix.com/clientarea.php) 
2. Select "Clash for Android" under the Android dropdown menu
3. Click "Copy API"

### Paste your API

1. Open the Clash app (blue cat icon)
2. Click on "Profiles" > New Profile

## Connect

## Additional options

## Troubleshooting


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