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If you are concerned, you could just not allow it to talk to the outside... I use pihole, and didn't see any "talking" from it.
Well it definitely checks for updates, and it has services for finding nas for dummies that use outside communications. My router policy doesn't allow it to talk to the outside, but certain docker containers hosted on the nas can access internet via raspberry pi proxy
Occasionally I let it update then close it off again.
Please explain about your pi proxy. Is it like an AP isolated from your LAN?
Right, and all of these are optional or block-able. I guess it depends on the use case.
But, like others suggested, you could also go the custom nas way. That way it's completely under your control.