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@@ -98,6 +98,8 @@ Just decouple the client setup. Run gs-netcat on another device on your LAN (or
 
 As a bonus, the traffic between your iPad and the node you run `gs-netcat` on will still be protected with OpenVPN encryption.
 
+Note: the password used for gs-netcat will still be the MD5 hash of the **original** `client.ovpn` file received from the server.
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 ### What about Android?
 
 On Android (at least on ARM64), you can freely run gs-netcat within Termux and then use the official OpenVPN Connect application to connect through it using the very same `client.ovpn` file. Just follow the guide above to run the correct gs-netcat command. Besides this, a dedicated Android helper application is being planned to make running a GSocket-based tunnel much easier for the average user.