Big data

For the circle, yes. Displaying something graphically is always an advantage to clarify something - especially since data is invisible

did you use nmap?

time to delete life.

Epic Games owns unreal engine. It's normal for an Unreal Engine game to send telemetry data. As long as there's an option to turn that off

Nice👍

When it comes to the question why some behaviors may be bad, it's getting complicated... Because topics overlap with each other. There may also be different views across countries.This is definitely beyond the scope of my reviews. Every user is challenged to deal with the product behavior of today's world. I'm just giving an incentive and providing some data ;]

Best would be to test it yourself with some games with Epic Games/UE4 engine. There are plenty of monitoring tools out there. Free and paid software.

I have to decide what i publish on Steam, because many stuff is restricted and there is much i can't do here. It starts with space, formatting, character limits, censorship and other things.

Well, for everything else feel free to visit my page or respective developer/SDK/tech company pages or analytics/advertising provider.

An alternate way to get ideas would be to contact the developer/publishing companies directly but it's not very common to get (real and honest) answers. Maybe you have luck.

dude.. can't just put some jpg with tiny texts and a question mark and expect some engament. i want to believe you that this is bad but i couldn't understand even googling 'datarouter telemetry' on google. and you are doing this for every game. the lightmatter one doesn't even have a text to say something

Na sowas