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How to uninstall CyberGhost for Linux

This guide shows you how to uninstall the CyberGhost VPN CLI app on Linux. 

Note: If you plan to reinstall later, you can choose to keep your configuration files.

You can uninstall the CyberGhost VPN CLI app at any time using a Terminal command. 

  1. Open a Terminal window.

Ubuntu desktop screen featuring the application menu, with the "Terminal" icon highlighted in a yellow box.

  1. Run the uninstall command: 
sudo cyberghostvpn --uninstall
A terminal window displaying the "sudo cyberghostvpn --uninstall" command, with the command text highlighted in a yellow box.

If prompted, enter your Linux password.

A terminal window showing a "sudo password authentication" prompt highlighted in a yellow box.

  1. When asked whether to remove configuration files, type:
    1. Y to remove all configuration data.
    2. N to keep your configuration for future reinstalls.

A terminal window displaying a prompt asking if the user wants to remove the CyberGhost configuration files, with the query highlighted in a yellow box.

Once the process is complete, CyberGhost VPN will be removed from your system. If needed, you can reinstall the app by following the installation guide.

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