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Thank you for the walk-through. I have not purchased Little Snitch yet and I’m terrified over the frequency and technology of the alerts. However, your video showed the LS’s helpful descriptions and consequences of a given program’s/app’s connection. 1) NEXT TIME, please, could you also show one of those information blocks that Little Snitch generates for a known BAD or SUSPICIOUS connection. 2)Can the user shut off all Little Snitch analysis of inbound connections and leave that to the Mac firewall? Thanks very much.

little snitch is a scam, you need a free copy of Lulu to block sites LITTLE SNITCH colluded with in behalf of apple to allow malware,, no mistake about it, example: when you reboot you Mac little snitch is the last app to launch, all malware dials back home or elsewhere with your data, you not only need Lulu to help stop the scam artists at apple and elsewhere in the business of cheating the public and competition but you need to block host files using the terminal and every other month apple slips in a an update to reset all the ip addresses your blocking.., infact all of apples security updates have nothing to do with users security but more less to do with apple securing their monopoly as they 90% of their updates are nothing more then codes to make none apple accessories break cause their agreements with sub licensing to developers terminated

I have never seen app like this. thumbs up 👍

How can knowing all the network connections protect me? If Little Snitch does not alert me when a new app appears that I might not know about, I would not want to block connections of apps I use all the time no matter where in the world they happen to be.