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Hi, I noticed that every time i start AppFlowy it connects to the IP address 142.250.184.99 but there is no option for an automatic search for updates. Is it possible to disable this connection if not needed? Thank you
@SimoLRepo I can't find the connected IP address: 142.250.184.99
Hi, the IP address appears to be managed by Google. You probably can't find that IP address because it changes every time you start it. Today I tried again to redownload AppFlowy and after trying to run it twice it connected to two other Google IP address (142.251.209.35 and 142.250.180.131).
Could it be because it was created via Flutter?
https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/linux
Dart tools may also send usage metrics and crash reports to Google. To control the submission of these metrics, use the following options on the dart tool:
--enable-analytics: Enables anonymous analytics. --disable-analytics: Disables anonymous analytics.
@SimoLRepo it might be the dart tool sending reports to the dart team. Do you mind trying to disable-analytics and try again?
@SimoLRepo it might be the dart tool sending reports to the dart team. Do you mind trying to disable-analytics and try again?
I have not had a chance to check, partly because I have never used Flutter. I tried entering "AppFlowy.exe --disable-analytics" on the command line but it keeps connecting to various IP addresses.
@SimoLRepo it might be the dart tool sending reports to the dart team. Do you mind trying to disable-analytics and try again?
I have not had a chance to check, partly because I have never used Flutter. I tried entering "AppFlowy.exe --disable-analytics" on the command line but it keeps connecting to various IP addresses.
My bad; I thought that you were developing and not using the bundled version of the application. I'll investigate further to see if this issue is caused by an upstream dependency.
It doesn't matter, I no longer need to use AppFlowy. Thanks for the help anyway.