mfx
(mfx)
1
Hey!
I pretty much dislike having computers connect to servers/services I don’t own / know.
This indicates that this is the case:
[
Home Assistant Cloud
Logged In |
false |
Reach Certificate Server |
ok |
Reach Authentication Server |
ok |
Reach Home Assistant Cloud |
ok |
It should only connect to those servers to check if I have it enabled imho – big data and stuff is something we should be concerned with.
Cheers
Pete
Edit: can’t make new posts … annoying.
Feature request: Opt-in instead of opt-out.
Sadly (yes, I feel bad and sorry) I have no clue how to get to my docker configuration file 
tom_l
2
Remove this from your configuration.yaml file:
cloud:
If you have default_config:
instead, you will have to remove this and add back all the integrations you do want :
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Because removing default_config:
and managing the integrations yourself is tedious I created GitHub - tronikos/default_config_disabler: Disables components from Home Assistant's default_config that allows you to disable selected integrations. Install the custom integration and in the configure options select the cloud
component and any other component, e.g. dhcp
, that you want to disable.
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Lumute
(Gonzalo Parra)
4
Best solution so far, super simple and just works, Thanks!