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Does anyone have a list of IPs and domains Samsung uses which I can block in my outgoing firewall rules? Or alternatively all IPs Netflixe uses so I can whitel

Does anyone have a list of IPs and domains Samsung uses which I can block in my outgoing firewall rules? Or alternatively all IPs Netflixe uses so I can whitelist those. EDIT: From another comment's link. log-ingestion-eu.samsungacr.com lcprd1.samsungcloudsolution.net osb-apps.samsungqbe.com acr0.samsungcloudsolution.com ads.samsungads.com www.samsungotn.net osb.samsungqbe.com cdn.samsungcloudsolution.com www.samsungrm.net osb-eusvc.samsungqbe.com oempprd.samsungcloudsolution.com time.samsungcloudsolution.com noticecdn.samsungcloudsolution.com notice.samsungcloudsolution.com otn.samsungcloudcdn.com multiscreen.samsung.com gpm.samsungqbe.com configprd.samsungcloudsolution.net ypu.samsungelectronics.com kpu.samsungelectronics.com sas.samsungcloudsolution.com otnprd9.samsungcloudsolution.net otnprd8.samsungcloudsolution.net otnprd11.samsungcloudsolution.net otnprd10.samsungcloudsolution.net apps.samsungcloudcdn.com

petepete 7y ago
That list might be a bit out of date, it's from April 2018.
andy123456 7y ago
Can't you just block the TV's MAC address entirely in your router.
- slig 7y ago
  Or just don't enter your WiFi password on it.
  - seieste 7y ago
    There were reports that some TV’s will automatically connect to any unsecured WiFi.
  - hadlock 7y ago
    Our smart TV lives on it's own wifi network, I super don't trust it to interact nicely with other devices on our home network. All the other smart home stuff (smart led lights, etc) lives on it's own network as well.
    - slig 7y ago
      But then it can self-update and install crapware without any interaction anyway.
- sschueller 7y ago
  I would but then I cant use netflix on it.
  - pavel_lishin 7y ago
    I wonder if it would be easier to just whitelist Netflix. But I suppose you've got the same dragon-chasing problem then, just inverted.
  - mrguyorama 7y ago
    Buy a dumb TV and a chromecast was my solution to the problem. Chromecast works waaaay better than any half-assed built in smart situation anyway
    - barneygumble742 7y ago
      Do dumb TVs even exist anymore?
      - dragonwriter 7y ago
        Not really, but unless you are actually using the tuner for something you can get a monitor or commercial display, which is basically a dumb TV minus a TV tuner. They typically cost more than smart TVs, but if you see them as more valuable because of avoiding unwanted functions, that's perfectly expected.
      - mrguyorama 7y ago
        Walmart still seems to have some, even in 4K
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- rtkwe 7y ago
  If that's the solution you're willing to deal with you can just not connect to the router in the first place. That's what I did with my new Fire TV but it does kill almost all the smart TV features like streaming and voice controls.
  - mooman219 7y ago
    Honesty I just never connected mine to the internet and attached a Roku which I did connect. Smart TVs are anything but that, I rather have a dedicated media player than one bolted onto a screen.
elsonrodriguez 7y ago
Here's an equivalent for any LG owners: https://gist.github.com/Perflyst/a7538478d0f6a764311dfe5bc40fbf8b https://gist.github.com/Perflyst/a7538478d0f6a764311dfe5bc40... I used some variation of this list to block ads.

petepete 7y ago

That list might be a bit out of date, it's from April 2018.

andy123456 7y ago

Can't you just block the TV's MAC address entirely in your router.

slig 7y ago
Or just don't enter your WiFi password on it.
- seieste 7y ago
  There were reports that some TV’s will automatically connect to any unsecured WiFi.
- hadlock 7y ago
  Our smart TV lives on it's own wifi network, I super don't trust it to interact nicely with other devices on our home network. All the other smart home stuff (smart led lights, etc) lives on it's own network as well.
  - slig 7y ago
    But then it can self-update and install crapware without any interaction anyway.
sschueller 7y ago
I would but then I cant use netflix on it.
- pavel_lishin 7y ago
  I wonder if it would be easier to just whitelist Netflix. But I suppose you've got the same dragon-chasing problem then, just inverted.
- mrguyorama 7y ago
  Buy a dumb TV and a chromecast was my solution to the problem. Chromecast works waaaay better than any half-assed built in smart situation anyway
  - barneygumble742 7y ago
    Do dumb TVs even exist anymore?
    - dragonwriter 7y ago
      Not really, but unless you are actually using the tuner for something you can get a monitor or commercial display, which is basically a dumb TV minus a TV tuner. They typically cost more than smart TVs, but if you see them as more valuable because of avoiding unwanted functions, that's perfectly expected.
    - mrguyorama 7y ago
      Walmart still seems to have some, even in 4K
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rtkwe 7y ago
If that's the solution you're willing to deal with you can just not connect to the router in the first place. That's what I did with my new Fire TV but it does kill almost all the smart TV features like streaming and voice controls.
- mooman219 7y ago
  Honesty I just never connected mine to the internet and attached a Roku which I did connect. Smart TVs are anything but that, I rather have a dedicated media player than one bolted onto a screen.

elsonrodriguez 7y ago

Here's an equivalent for any LG owners: https://gist.github.com/Perflyst/a7538478d0f6a764311dfe5bc40fbf8b https://gist.github.com/Perflyst/a7538478d0f6a764311dfe5bc40... I used some variation of this list to block ads.