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nowadays even an abacus will phone home.

I'd argue that typical home users are the people who need this feature the most.

And apple phones home a lot.

I see this sort of claim often, but reliable information about the specifics is hard to come by. Can you share any?


Umm, I was speaking about myself as well when I talked about this setup. There is nothing that phones home here. Almond for voice recognition, Zwave for the switches, movie served by Jellyfin, TV and Receiver blocked by OPNSense firewall with VLANs.

It's valuable and useful to me, and if it could be setup up easily, I'm sure others would love it to.

Ironically I also have two japanese toilets in my house.


This would be the case, except home users can often get a /56 or /48.

Probably more than that, I would imagine there are plenty of Android devices that don't phone home. (Kindle Fire, for instance)

I have like 50 other pieces of software on my systems calling home whenever they want. One more for the pile I guess.

>Your typical Android phone calls home around 1200 times per day

Do you have any proof to back up the claim?


Mobile phones and home machines after working hours.

they have .home.arpa

This is a real MVP of the work from home life. Some of them, like the Arctis I have, will present two devices to the computer, so you can have music playing quietly under a meeting, but still have voice for calls at a good quality and controlled independently.

Obviously some of them need to phone home, I'm talking about the ones that don't need to. And, just because it can't phone home doesn't mean it should stop working altogether.

What makes you think I meant home use?

I wonder how I do this as a home user.

Shouldn't be required for Home users especially.

I’ve used to live in an inter generational big house (Italians am I right… even if we are not actually born there we still have spaghetti dna). Anyway I’ve setup one very lightweight asterix instance of statically defined accounts. A few cheap voip phones were installed through the house plus soft phones on personal smartphones.

It was supposed to make things more convenient. Supposed to, because we just kept yelling to convey messages. When I’ve moved out I’ve dismantled the system since I wouldn’t be there to keep it maintained.


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There are several ways to safely enable it on home.
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