Instead of answering each connection alert individually, the improved Silent Mode now allows the user to quickly, efficiently and conveniently confirm all previous connections in the Network Monitor.
The redesigned and improved Silent Mode is now integrated into the Network Monitor. 
In version 4, the user experience and user interface have been improved with additional options such as minimizing the alert window to postpone the decision whether to allow or deny the connection. The Research Assistant helps to decide whether the connection should be allowed or denied.
As in version 3 of Little Snitch, a simplified connection alert reveals connection attempts in a compact and easily comprehensible way. A zoomable traffic diagram shows data amounts within the past 60 minutes for detailed real-time analysis and retroactive analysis of the total data amounts or data amounts of individual applications. On top of a world map, the Network Monitor displays an animated overlay with all connections. The completely redesigned Network Monitor shows and stores detailed records of the latest network activities and their respective geographic origin. Version 4 of Little Snitch, which has evolved into one of the most popular software applications in the field of privacy for the Mac, has some innovative features to offer: Primary goal of this update is to further optimize usability and appeal new target groups of people who are interested in privacy issues, but are not tech-savvy IT experts. However, bear in mind, the free version only allows you to monitor and filter the inbound connections. It is based on macOS’ native Packet Filtering protocol which lets you monitor network connections in real-time. Murus is our next alternative to Little Snitch because it offers a free network analyzer and firewall with its Lite version. This reliably prevents private data from being sent out without your knowledge. You can then choose to allow or deny this connection, or define a rule how to handle similar, future connection attempts. Little Snitch informs you whenever a program attempts to establish an outgoing Internet connection. Little Snitch 4 is compatible with OS X 10.11 and later. The network filter (firewall) will be deactivated after three hours, but it can be re-activated as often as desired. 
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