I know I&#x27;m being unfairly picky when I should be thanking you for building a helpful install script; but your install instructions seem very counterintuitive given the privacy argument of running a VPN:<p><pre><code>    wget git.io&#x2F;vpn --no-check-certificate -O openvpn-install.sh &amp;&amp; bash openvpn-install.sh
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Aside the lack of https scheme in the URL, you&#x27;re also deliberately disabling the certificate authentication and then directly running the output into bash.<p>Granted the double ampersand offers <i>some</i> protection, sadly it&#x27;s still little better than the often criticized:<p><pre><code>    curl http:&#x2F;&#x2F;example.com&#x2F;install.sh | bash
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Plus the address you supplied is a shortened URL so the user has to trust that the file it redirects to is the same Github hosted file that&#x27;s in the referenced repo.<p>I do appreciate the work you&#x27;ve done. But given the security and privacy expectations of VPN, it might be worth having a little more transparency in your install instructions - even if that means splitting your instructions into 2 lines.