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Blocking all Amazon web services endpoints via elb.amazonaws.com (Elastic Load Balancing) is definitely a bad idea and definitely not an option.
I'll have a look at the specific domains when I get back.
This looks similar to resolver.msg.xiaomi.net
, which looks like it's just used for Xiaomi Push. (Ex. Can be seen here):
1. Mi Push SDK: http://new.api.ad.xiaomi.com/logNotificationAdActions, http://resolver.msg.xiaomi.net/psc/?t=a
.
It looks like blocking that domain was also shown to break Push: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardSDNSFilter/issues/1456
I can't find any evidence that this is actually used for telemetry, just looks like hearsay to me, so I think it's probably not worth blocking this, unless you don't use any Xiaomi Push functionality, in which case, it probably wouldn't hurt to block.
Thank you @Retold3202 yes it is. They are needed for push and are therefore not blocked.
Which domain(s) should be blocked?
fr-resolver-msg-global-xiaomi-n-(9 random numbers).eu-central-1.elb.amazonaws.com
With 9 random numbers example:
fr-resolver-msg-global-xiaomi-n-123456789.eu-central-1.elb.amazonaws.com
So maybeelb.amazonaws.com
?Why should these domain(s) be blocked?
According to Perplexity and Google, this is a tracker on Xiaomi phones. However, I cannot confirm whether it's an actual tracker or not. It is being contacted very frequently on Xiaomi phones. Any ideas?
Here is what Perplexity says about it: