(01-13-2024, 11:42 AM)stevef link Wrote:Quote:Why is that?Difficult to be sure with the information provided, could be the canonical server traffic is related to checking for and downloading updates.
How are you identifying the traffic is 'telemetry' ?
Quote:how can i remove those connections?Consider using an external independent firewall to control traffic.
Quote:some way i can make it very vanilla without any outgoing connectionsTo stop all outgoing connections disconnect the system from the internet.
So why debian and arch doesnt have a home server connection even when connected to the internet?
About telemetry read the context, i was talking about snap and canonical connections.
You mentioned updates as the reason why theres some canonical connections(UK server of canonical), but arent the linux lite updates filtered and provided by the linux lite mantainers?, why have to be connected directly from canonical?
Edited: also, i was about to send a screenshot but the forum doesnt allow any img format file to submit, and to copy and paste all the information.
Edited 2: Sended the screenshot in a 7zip format in order to be able to submit here. Noted that i dont talk about the other connections as theyre local normal network connections, just the one already mentioned(the canonical one: 91.189.91.157 from the UK server).