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mailnag's connectivity check is hard-coded to use 'www.google.com' and thus leaks user's IP address to Google without asking for consent. This was reported as a bug in Fedora and I agree that the reporter has a point: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1983624
The reporter's in a later comment "Note that being able to reach www.google.com is irrelevant to being able to reach one's mail server." also has a point IMHO.
FWIW: I'll patch that behaviour in Fedora to make it ping fedoraproject.org, as that what is NetworkManager is doing as well. Not perfect IMHO, but better than google.
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mailnag's connectivity check is hard-coded to use 'www.google.com' and thus leaks user's IP address to Google without asking for consent. This was reported as a bug in Fedora and I agree that the reporter has a point: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1983624
The reporter's in a later comment "Note that being able to reach www.google.com is irrelevant to being able to reach one's mail server." also has a point IMHO.
FWIW: I'll patch that behaviour in Fedora to make it ping fedoraproject.org, as that what is NetworkManager is doing as well. Not perfect IMHO, but better than google.
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