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MMY download record terms

Terms for using the pages on mmydownload.org.

The pages are a dated record

They describe two files measured on 10 November 2026. They are not a guarantee that the host serves the same files today, and they are not advice to install. Check the file you receive against the record, and decide for yourself.

What you may do

Read the pages, link to them, and quote the measured figures with the date attached. The byte count, version code, package name and hash are facts about a file. The surrounding text is specific to this site, and copying whole pages or mirroring the site is not covered here.

No liability for the app

This site does not run the app. Losses, locked accounts, failed payouts and disputes inside MMY are between you and the operator. Nothing on these pages creates a claim against this site for what the app does.

When the record changes

If the measured file is replaced, the pages will be updated and the date will move with them. Until that happens, a hash mismatch means the pages are history, and quoting the figures without the date misrepresents them.

The link

The download button points at the install host with the two parameters that select the measured channel file. That host is not operated here, and its pages can change without notice. The record on this site describes what was served on 10 November 2026, not what that host serves now.

Corrections

A figure on this site that turns out to be wrong should be settled by measuring the file, not by quoting another page. The byte count and the hash are the standard. If a freshly downloaded copy of the channel file hashes to something other than the recorded value, the record is stale and the stale record page explains how to read it until it is updated. Quoting a figure from this site without the measurement date attached misrepresents it, because the file at the source can be replaced without this site knowing.

The commands printed on this site describe stock macOS, Windows, Linux and Android. A manufacturer skin can rename a settings screen, and a future system version can move one. Where a step does not match what your device shows, the device is right and the page is describing the system as it behaved when the record was made.