Yeah I thought so. So did you wonder: "how do I know what I'm installing?"

 in this script, would you type your password when prompted? Who are you trusting? How do you know that the webserver that hosts that script is secured with a better password than 

 and you're not downloading some spyware?

Pro tip: When someone tells you to paste 

. You may be able to save the script with 

 and can then later call it, after you looked at it to check what it's doing, with 

Running OpenClaw

Jon_Hodl

Yeah I thought so. So did you wonder: "how do I know what I'm installing?"

If I were to put `sudo rm -rf /` in this script, would you type your password when prompted? Who are you trusting? How do you know that the webserver that hosts that script is secured with a better password than `123456` and you're not downloading some spyware?

Pro tip: When someone tells you to paste `curl ... | bash`, remove the `| bash`. You may be able to save the script with `-o <yourinstallfile>` and can then later call it, after you looked at it to check what it's doing, with `bash <yourinstallfile>`.