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Description
I use a lot the Logs section, this is a killer feature, but it lacks a way to exclude an app from these logs. Most of the time, these logs are desired because they help a lot to debug issues and help fine tune the firewall rules. This is somehow related to #2168 but a bit different.
- In App settings, an app could be globally excluded from the logs
- In App settings -> Domain rules (in Isolate mode) -> a flag for each configured domain/ip rule to exclude from the logs
Here are some use cases
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Thunderbird in Isolated mode. It can connect to imap.example.com and smtp.example.com and that's all. Now I can exclude Thunderbird globally from the logs and live happily ever after 😄
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BankApp in Isolated mode. I let it connect to .mybank.com but block every request to firebase, app-measurement.com, etc and all that spy/marketing crap so these domains are excluded from the logs to avoid visual pollution but I don't exclude BankApp globally because if some day it tries to connect to a legitimate mybank.somecloud.com I want to spot it and act accordingly.
I'm sure there are other use cases one can think of. With less pollution, it's easier to spot what apps are trying to do.
Currently, on my Samsung some apps fill up pages and pages of Firewall and DNS logs. This is useless pollution and these are required system apps I can't disable without making the OS unstable.