Hallöchen nutze auch Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS 64 Bit.
Gehe immer wie folgt vor:
Amazon-Symbol aus dem Software-Center de-installieren.
Die Rückmeldungen an Amazon ist sicherlich ein anderes Kaliber,kann man aber auch abstellen.
Es gab mal eine Seite nach Erscheinen von 14.04 genannt:“Fixubuntu“
Die stellten einen Befehl zur Verfügung,der die Privatsphäre wieder einigermaßen zurecht rückte.
Ich lege ihn hier nochmal ab,bitte den gesamten Text ins Terminal kopieren:
wget -q -O - https://fixubuntu.com/fixubuntu.sh | bash #!/bin/bash
GS="/usr/bin/gsettings"
CCUL="com.canonical.Unity.lenses"
# Figure out the version of Ubuntu that you're running
V=`/usr/bin/lsb_release -rs`
# The privacy problems started with 12.10, so earlier versions should do nothing
# Added check because 14.04.1 isn't a number
if [ $V == "14.04.1" ]; then
$V=14.04
fi
# Minimum verision check
MIN=`echo $V'>'12.10 | bc -l`
# Maximum version check
FIXED_VER=15.04
MAX=`echo $FIXED_VER'>'$V | bc -l`
if [[ $MIN -eq 0 || $MAX -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "Good news! This version of Ubuntu is not known to invade your privacy."
exit 0 #Script should exit if ubuntu version outside range
fi
# Check Canonical schema is present. Take first match, ignoring case.
SCHEMA="`$GS list-schemas | grep -i $CCUL | head -1`"
if [[ -z "$SCHEMA" ]]
then
printf "Error: could not find Canonical schema %s.\n" "$CCUL" 1>&2
exit 1
else
CCUL="$SCHEMA"
fi
# Turn off "Remote Search", so search terms in Dash don't get sent to the internet
$GS set $CCUL remote-content-search none
# If you're using earlier than 13.10, uninstall unity-lens-shopping
if [[ $V < 13.10 ]]; then
sudo apt-get remove -y unity-lens-shopping
# If you're using a later version, disable remote scopes
else
$GS set $CCUL disabled-scopes \
"['more_suggestions-amazon.scope', 'more_suggestions-u1ms.scope',
'more_suggestions-populartracks.scope', 'music-musicstore.scope',
'more_suggestions-ebay.scope', 'more_suggestions-ubuntushop.scope',
'more_suggestions-skimlinks.scope']"
fi;
# Block connections to Ubuntu's ad server, just in case
#if ! grep -q "127.0.0.1 productsearch.ubuntu.com" /etc/hosts; then
# echo -e "\n127.0.0.1 productsearch.ubuntu.com" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts >/dev/null
#fi
#Editing /etc/hosts is OK but adding a iptables rule seems to be a more elegant solution
sudo iptables -A OUTPUT -d 91.189.92.11 -j DROP
echo "All done. Enjoy your privacy."
Lens-Shopping kan man auch abstellen mit folgenden Befehlen:
sudo apt-get remove -y unity-lens-shopping
gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Lenses disabled-scopes "['more_suggestions-amazon.scope', 'more_suggestions-u1ms.scope', 'more_suggestions-populartracks.scope', 'music-musicstore.scope', 'more_suggestions-ebay.scope', 'more_suggestions-ubuntushop.scope', 'more_suggestions-skimlinks.scope']"
Auch unter Tweak kann man unter Webb-Anwendungen Amazon-Abläufe abstellen.
Bis dann. 😊