>If you don’t use a service, it typically will have very little traffic if any at all. Like I said this was all from the last 3 hours and I haven't used any of

>If you don’t use a service, it typically will have very little traffic if any at all. Like I said this was all from the last 3 hours and I haven't used any of those services listed. It's also missing the point a bit, I'm not bandwidth poor on a 3G connection trying to save my datacap. I don't want apple turning my laptop into a thinclient for their cloud systems. I don't want telemetry and meta data going to them every ~30 seconds (the little snitch icon flashes a red X every time something is blocked, it's on a per minute basis). Of all those services I use calendarsync. I miss having airdrop a little bit but everything else I don't need. Also, the way you've phrased some of those, especially the notarisation > getting updated security signatures is a bit disingenuous when there's a massive privacy implication in that it allows apple to know every single application I run on my computer. Most Apple users wouldn't agree to that if you stuck it in their face and the fact that it breaks the OS in subtle ways is a user hostile position to argue from. Hence why I'm giving up my Apple addicition.