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For those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers h
by 3guk 6y ago
For those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers
Typically I would suggest not connecting your TV to any sort of internet connection - firmware updates don't typically tend to add or fix much on these devices. If you really have an issue, update the firmware, factory reset and then disable wifi / unplug ethernet.
- blibble 6y agoblocking like that works for now, but what's the plan for when they switch to DNS-over-HTTP? and host everything on ephemeral AWS addresses?
- rightbyte 6y agoMaybe we need to whitelist ip:s instead? Imagine a browser extension that whitelist the ip of the site you go to in the address bar for like 30 minutes in cooperation with the router. All other ip traffic is blocked.
- dastx 6y agoWe go from pi-hole to enterprise grade firewalls and proxies and separation of nnetworks. That's my plan anyway.