I use AFWall and saw a lot of outgoing denied connections to a bunch of IPs when I wasn't using the phone, the outgoing connections route under "Linux Kernel," instead of a system app that may be making the call, so a bit of work is involved in figuring out who Android is trying to talk to.
One of them happened to be 216.239.35.12
- a whois 216.239.35.12
reports back it's owned by Google.
Does this IP have a nameserver that can clue me in on what it does?
nslookup 216.239.35.12
12.35.239.216.in-addr.arpa name = time4.google.com.
I'd rather deprive Google of that sliver of data of my device phoning in, so I want to change the NTP server (and then I will allow NTP to access the web!)
adb devices
to activate a connectionObtain the current NTP setting
adb shell settings get global ntp_server
Set your own
adb shell settings put global ntp_server 0.pool.ntp.org
Check the setting, now
adb shell settings get global ntp_server
0.pool.ntp.org