Discord 1.0.162 — the first minute without a single click

How we tested: a clean Debian 13 in a disposable container; source — official file https://discord.com/api/download?platform=linux&format=deb (discord 1.0.162). Run as a regular user on a virtual screen, 60 seconds, nothing clicked. 16.10.2026. Every network request and every file written was recorded; the code was not decompiled. The container was deleted afterwards.

Package SHA-256: e7f346569784ef47eaa530c058d810bef686c7c063efcee6493d56d138f139cc

Summary

What we checkedResult
Built-in telemetry, crash reporting, analytics, ad SDKsnone
Network requests in the first minute5 server names, plus 5 unnamed
Known trackers among the serversnone
Files written in the first minute172
The program ran the whole timeyes — process alive at the end

The program’s screen at the end of the test

What is built in

10 files (4 MB) were checked.

No code of known telemetry, crash reporting, analytics or ad SDKs was found.

Where it connected

ServerHowFrom secondTimesKnown tracker
idt-iyk4en-mvb6cw86.loc-en-us-posix.chk-webapp.res-err.err-403-status-403.dur-0.v1.dc-telemetry.netDNS lookup only29.42—
redirector.gvt1.comconnection28.31—
rr3---sn-oj1gi5-5b.gvt1.comconnection28.91—
stable.dl2.discordapp.netDNS lookup only3.38—
updates.discord.comDNS lookup only0.24—
162.159.136.232:443connection without a name (TCP)0.42—
34.126.226.51:443connection without a name (TCP)3.54—
162.159.137.232:443connection without a name (UDP)29.11—
[2001:4860:4860::8888]:443connection without a name (UDP)29.21—
162.159.129.232:443connection without a name (UDP)29.61—

A DNS lookup is not yet a connection: the program looked up the server’s address. But the lookup itself is visible to the ISP and the DNS server.

What it wrote to disk

Folders the program wrote files to during the minute:

FolderFiles
~/.cache/mesa_shader_cache_db102
~/.config/discord61
~/.cache/fontconfig5
~/.local/share3
~/.cache/dconf1

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