Ik heb het uit dit tipic (het begin van dit topic bij advies:
Als addendum kan je ook het volgende in je hosts plaatsen om je internet wat privacyvriendelijker te maken, met dank aan: Grasfluiter in "[Windows 10] Privacy & instellingen"
*Of open notepad als administrator, waarna je de hosts file met notepad opent.
Hiermee disable je onedrive zodat eventuele data niet automatisch 'in the cloud' wordt opgeslagen, disable je windows defender. Zorg er wel voor dat je een goed alternatief hebt zoals bijvoorbeeld Kaspersky of een andere virus/malware scanner. Op deze manier beperk je zover mogelijk het automatisch versturen van rapportages aan microsoft, meer dan zou kunnen met de normale instellingen.
met deze host file:
:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# This hosts file is brought to# For Windows 8 use "C you by Dan Pollock and can be found at
#
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/
# You are free to copy and distribute this file for non-commercial uses,
# as long the original URL and attribution is included.
#
# See below for acknowledgements.
# Please forward any additions, corrections or comments by email to
# hosts@someonewhocares.org
# Last updated: Aug 5th, 2015 at 08:31
# Use this file to prevent your computer from connecting to selected
# internet hosts. This is an easy and effective way to protect you from
# many types of spyware, reduces bandwidth use, blocks certain pop-up
# traps, prevents user tracking by way of "web bugs" embedded in spam,
# provides partial protection to IE from certain web-based exploits and
# blocks most advertising you would otherwise be subjected to on the
# internet.
# There is a version of this file that uses 0.0.0.0 instead of 127.0.0.1
# available at
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/.
# On some machines this may run minutely faster, however the zero version
# may not be compatible with all systems.
# This file must be saved as a text file with no extension. (This means
# that the file name should be exactly as below, without a ".txt" appended.)
# Let me repeat, the file should be named "hosts" NOT "hosts.txt".
# For Windows 9x and ME place this file at "C:\Windows\hosts"
# For NT, Win2K and XP use "C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# or "C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# For Windows 7 and Vista use "C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# or "%systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# For Windows 8 use "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts"
# You may need to tell Windows Defender to ignore this path
# see:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2764944
# You may have to use Notepad and "Run as Administrator"
# For Linux, Unix, or OS X place this file at "/etc/hosts" or on some
# systems at "/private/etc/hosts". You will require root access to do
# this. Saving this file to "~/hosts" will allow you to run something
# like "sudo cp ~/hosts /etc/hosts".
# Ubuntu users who experience trouble with apt-get should consult
#
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-613521.html
# For OS/2 copy the file to "%ETC%\HOSTS" and in the CONFIG.SYS file,
# ensure that the line "SET USE_HOSTS_FIRST=1" is included.
# For BeOS place it at "/boot/beos/etc/hosts"
# On a Netware system, the location is System\etc\hosts"
# For Macintosh (pre OS X) place it in the Mac System Folder or Preferences
# folder and reboot. (something like HD:System Folder:Preferences:Hosts)
# Alternatively you can save it elsewhere on your machine, then go to the
# TCP/IP control panel and click on "Select hosts file" to read it in.
# ------------------
# | As well, note that the format is different on old macs, so
# | please visit
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/mac/ for mac format
# For Android place the file at "/system/etc/hosts". You will need root
# access on your device to do this.
# ------------------
# To convert the hosts file to a set of Cisco IOS commands for Cisco routers
# use this script by Jesse Baird:
#
http://jebaird.com/blog/h...ts-host-file-cisco-router
# If there is a domain name you would rather never see, simply add a line
# that reads "127.0.0.1 machine.domain.tld". This will have the effect of
# redirecting any requests to that host to your own computer. For example
# this will prevent your browser from downloading banner ads, or sending
# your information back to a company.
#<localhost>
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
127.0.0.1 local
#fe80::1%lo0 localhost
#</localhost>
#<shock-sites>
# For example, to block unpleasant pages, try:
127.0.0.1 goatse.cx # More information on sites such as
127.0.0.1
www.goatse.cx # these can be found in this article
127.0.0.1 oralse.cx # en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_shock_sites
127.0.0.1
www.oralse.cx
# Acknowledgements
# I'd like to thank the following people for submitting sites, and
# helping promote the site.
# Bill Allison, Harj Basi, Lance Russhing, Marshall Drew-Brook,
# Leigh Brasington, Scott Terbush, Cary Newfeldt, Kaye, Jeff
# Scrivener, Mark Hudson, Matt Bells, T. Kim Nguyen, Lino Demasi,
# Marcelo Volmaro, Troy Martin, Donald Kerns, B.Patten-Walsh,
# bobeangi, Chris Maniscalco, George Gilbert, Kim Nilsson, zeromus,
# Robert Petty, Rob Morrison, Clive Smith, Cecilia Varni, OleKing
# Cole, William Jones, Brian Small, Raj Tailor, Richard Heritage,
# Alan Harrison, Ordorica, Crimson, Joseph Cianci, sirapacz,
# Dvixen, Matthew Craig, Tobias Hessem, Kevin F. Quinn, Thomas
# Corthals, Chris McBee, Jaime A. Guerra, Anders Josefson,
# Simon Manderson, Spectre Ghost, Darren Tay, Dallas Eschenauer, Cecilia
# Varni, Adam P. Cole, George Lefkaditis, grzesiek, Adam Howard, Mike
# Bizon, Samuel P. Mallare, Leinweber, Walter Novak, Stephen Genus,
# Zube, Johny Provoost, Peter Grafton, Johann Burkard, Magus, Ron Karner,
# Fredrik Dahlman, Michele Cybula, Bernard Conlu, Riku B, Twillers,
# Shaika-Dzari, Vartkes Goetcherian, Michael McCown, Garth, Richard Nairn,
# Exzar Reed, Robert Gauthier, Floyd Wilder, Mark Drissel, Kenny Lyons,
# Paul Dunne, Tirath Pannu, Mike Lambert, Dan Kolcun, Daniel Aleksandersen,
# Chris Heegard, Miles Golding, Daniel Bisca, Frederic Begou, Charles
# Fordyce, Mark Lehrer, Sebastien Nadeau-Jean, Russell Gordon, Alexey
# Gopachenko, Stirling Pearson, Alan Segal, Bobin Joseph, Chris Wall, Sean
# Flesch, Brent Getz, Jerry Cain, Brian Micek, Lee Hancock, Kay Thiele,
# Kwan Ting Chan, Wladimir Labeikovsky, Lino Demasi, Bowie Bailey, Andreas
# Marschall, Michael Tompkins, Michael O'Donnell, José Lucas Teixeira
# de Oliveira, and M. Ömer Gölgeli for helping to build the hosts file.
# Russell O'Connor for OS/2 information
# kwadronaut for Windows 7 and Vista information
# John Mueller and Lawrence H Smith for Mac Pre-OSX information
# Jesse Baird for the Cisco IOS script