Okay so I was monitoring network traffic and I found some trackers that haven鈥檛 been blocked datarouter.ol.epicgames.com and pipes-prod-glutton.public.aws.demonware.net and also prod.realtimevc.ros.rockstargames.com and prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com
Next time put them in a multi-line code block for readability: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
datarouter.ol.epicgames.com
pipes-prod-glutton.public.aws.demonware.net
prod.realtimevc.ros.rockstargames.com
prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com
Okay thanks
Thanks for the request @cloudyytechie. I'm a little hesitant to add these to the list without some more information first. prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com is pretty obviously a tracking host - but the others are not as clear. I have some question first:
I'm pretty sure blocking datarouter.ol.epicgames.com breaks fortnight. I'm not sure about the others.
I have them all blocked and nothing has broken I鈥檝e had them blocked for a while and the epic games domain collects game analytics information
The games that produce them are gta 5 online call of duty blackops 4 and fortnite
Those are hard for me to validate. Anyone else watching this repo able the verify the blocks do not break anything?
Blocking prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com will crash GTAOnline. For more info, https://gtaforums.com/topic/907162-crashing-after-new-updates/page/2/#comments if I remember correctly, this was mentioned somewhere in the Pi-hole forums too
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prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.comwill crash GTAOnline. For more info, https://gtaforums.com/topic/907162-crashing-after-new-updates/page/2/#comments if I remember correctly, this was mentioned somewhere in the Pi-hole forums too