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> What does that mean? They now play by the same rules as other software Yes. Here's the developer of LuLu explaining it: https://www.patreon.com/posts/461790

by lapcat 4y ago

> What does that mean? They now play by the same rules as other software Yes. Here's the developer of LuLu explaining it: https://www.patreon.com/posts/46179028 https://www.patreon.com/posts/46179028

rvnx 4y ago
I think I saw that Little Snitch itself doesn't show all its own connections as far as I know EDIT: Source was old posts on alt.hackintosh saying that you have to block one specific IP to prevent the call home and another one regarding LS4 saying that you have to nullroute some some Hetzner hosts. My guess was that if you had to add some hosts to prevent LS to check its own license online, that it means that LS has its own way to go around the firewall rules. EDIT2: Genuinely no idea, I guess we have to ask someone who uses a cracked version
- lapcat 4y ago
  > Though Little Snitch itself doesn't show all its own connections as far as I know It does. You can even block the Little Snitch Software Update process if you want.
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- sneak 4y ago
  Yes, it does.