icedterminal
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1 year ago What evidence do you have to support the need to include these domains? I'm finding it very hard to accept most of these are necessary on any level.
unity3d.com www.unity3d.com pinpoll.com www.pinpoll.com nielsen.com www.nielsen.com
All of these are "No" for obvious reasons.
supl.google.com supl.vodafone.com
If you are unaware, this provides location based services for devices when the more prominent location API is not available (typically Google's API). It's a fall back method primarily used for emergency services (device based GPS). Your carrier can override any blocks in place via their own DNS as these are typically hard coded into the mobile OS... again for emergency purposes. I did a trace on the Vodafone domain and it just points to Google.
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: supl.google.com
Addresses: 2607:f8b0:400e:c09::c0
74.125.195.192
74.125.195.192
Aliases: supl.vodafone.comIt is pointless and ill advised to block either of these.
klisc.or.ke
Is not existent. DNS failure. Tried 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8.
api.dmp.pinpoll.com events.mz.unity3d.com
Generally a bad idea to block APIs without any sort of evidence to support why you think it should be included. There are a handful of network debuggers you can use to do this. Both of these are used to facility server-side functions for services/software.
collect.analytics.unity3d.com operate-sdk-telemetry.unity3d.com pls.prd.mz.internal.unity3d.com sdk-diagnostics.prd.mz.internal.unity3d.com
These are all for analytics. However, Unity MZ domains are used for call back functions. This may present a problem with apps if there is a pop-up consent form that never appears. Resulting in an app that can't or won't progress because there is no acceptance or denial.
StevenBlack
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