Thank you very much for taking a look! Although you have found information in your edit, I will reply so that other users viewing the thread have an easier time reading it.
1) The company is incorporated in Hong Kong. Although we are Australian, the privacy laws in Australia suck. We wanted to keep our customers safe, so that is what ultimately lead to the decision. You can find this information at https://www.oeck.com/faq/ and more specifically at https://www.oeck.com/faq/privacy_and_security/
2) The website is built on top of Xenforo ( https://xenforo.com ). Our navigation, .ovpn builder, alerts and other features rely on JS in order to function properly.
3) I answered this in the post above, but here is the copy/paste.
Open Source apps - Due to the way our VPN works, we found the best solution for us was to use the libvpn libraries. They can be found at http://libvpn.com/
These libraries, unfortunately, are not open source. However, they are very powerful and the code is of good quality. Due to this, we are unable to make our apps completely open source.
Again, open sourcing the apps, although it looks good, ultimately doesn't mean anything. Any malicious activity can be done in the back-end. The apps source code may show up fine, but the back-end of the service can do whatever the owners want.
That's not to say open sourcing them isn't a good thing, it is just that aside from the fact that we can't do so, ultimately it means little if the service provider wanted to screw its customers.
Thank you for the Impressum idea. We will add that soon. It is a good idea and easily implemented.
Regards, Peter @ Oeck.