Example listing: 1) MacBook with removed wireless card. 2) Router/access

You need to explain all of this better.
So is the MacBook connecting over Ethernet now?
What is the job of the VPN server? Wouldn't you still allow for all traffic to pass through?

Also, good luck removing the wireless card of any recent MacBook.

>>59983587
I expect macbook to call home, but it gets blocked. Like it cannot call home by calling my VPN server. While I safely surf from one allowed IP.

>>59983626
So you're going to be implementing some kind of blocking to/from Apple servers?

I'm not sure if you understand what a VPN does.

Just use LittleSnitch.

>>59983649
VPN + firewall.

>>59983374
Buy any laptop with linux and libreboot preinstalled. The router with openWRT is a good idea, buying a router compatible with LibreCMC is a better idea. Also you want to hire a VPN service if you are not sure what the VPN server is about.

>>59983738
There's no point in fighting botnet there, where it is no botnet. And no modern software is compatible with libreboot, fag.

>>59983795
>implying
>implying
>implying
fuck off fag

>>59983877
>being this paranoid

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>>59983731
The VPN doesn't help you in keeping the Mac from phoning home.

>>59983950
>all but one outbound connections are filtered

>>59984304
???
It doesn't matter; the Mac will just phone home through the VPN.

>>59984341
But you don't put VPN client on mac, you put it on router.

>>59984660
In which case, the Mac calls to the router, which then serves it to the vpn

>>59984716
>mac calls the router
There's where you're wrong.

>>59984735
There is a piece of equipment in your network that converts wan to Lan... You know what? Never mind, I'm not explaining. You're just too stupid to understand. You're not smarter than the three people in the thread telling you that it won't work, so you're probably not smart enough to even set openwrt to forward all traffic through a set port without making a loop that crashes the router.

>>59983738
GNU/Linux*