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Same for the M1 Mac, 14-16 in energy points. Always in top 2 no matter how much actual sync work is in there.

Nice, that is great news! Thank you!

Hey, sorry missed all the notifications. So that is really strange since it looks like the types of connection that I see here and there appearing in Little Snitch related to Resilio has something to do with what stored in folders rather than with Resilio itself. Like I see sometimes connections to `https://arxiv.org` and I have about 200G different PDFs from Arxiv and so on. Maybe it is Little Snitch issue after all, like something that got executed/previewed from Resilio Folder get associated with Resilio executable or something. Other than that, nothing in particular. Still observing and researching.

Sorry for the duplicate topic here: But submission throws an error and I re-submitted it. It can be safely deleted.

Dear Resilio Team, today looking at the macOS Resilio Client network traffic I found that client doing periodically (once in a 30 mins or so) requests to igrs.org, which is: http://www.igrs.org/en/ Could you please clarify what is the purpose of those connections? If this question was already asked I sincerely apologies but I was not able to find any info using Forum Search. By quick search I found that there is some "Intelligent Grouping & Resource Sharing protocol" that you can potentially utilize but still not sure about those periodic checks. Thank you!

Dear Resilio Team, today looking at the macOS Resilio Client network traffic I found that client doing periodically (once in a 30 mins or so) requests to igrs.org, which is: http://www.igrs.org/en/ Could you please clarify what is the purpose of those connections? If this question was already asked I sincerely apologies but I was not able to find any info using Forum Search. By quick search I found that there is some "Intelligent Grouping & Resource Sharing protocol" that you can potentially utilize but still not sure about those periodic checks. Thank you!