LuLu VS adobe-packager

You could install WPD (https://wpd.app/), use Simplewall (https://github.com/henrypp/simplewall) and a pihole on the network to block a lot, but it's still sad that we need to do this.

Apple alternatives include LuLu (https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu)

Looking for steps to compile this GitHub project https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu

LuLu is probably the most user-friendly application.

The worst thing that could happen is that one of the governments would specifically ask Apple for the data of everyone in your area, or just you. I don't know how bad this is for you, but with open source programs like LuLu, you can see how much data your computer is sending to Apple in the background without you noticing.

There's also a free (open source) equivalent available, called Lulu: https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu

jok, https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu

Lulu is open source and free, with 7.8k stars on GitHub.

LuLu is a free alternative for LittleSnitch

LuLu, a free and open-source firewall

You can download the app directly from adobe: https://github.com/Drovosek01/adobe-packager

3) Download and set up Adobe Packager. Be sure to follow the README carefully because lots of people seem to miss the prerequisites and run into an endless loop of errors.

Great. If you're on an M1 mac, the process is a tad bit different and requires you to use the official universal installers from adobe via Offline Adobe Packager, but the plus side is you don't need to block network access.

Windows or macOS? If it's macOS just use adobezii with adobe-packager.

Step 3: Download Adobe Packager Without installing the offline Adobe CC, this is why we used AntiCC in Step 2