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Maybe, I went with null/blackhole route, so it blocks all WAN traffic regardless of port or protocol. Edit: I managed to get it to use my local router NTP, as it seems to respect DHCP Option 42 (NTP Server). Time zone can be set in /data/config/SystemCfg.CFG (19 is GMT-4 according to /etc/TZ...

I did it at the router level. The downfall is that NTP doesn't work, because I haven't found the specific server it is using (nor can I find a way to define it, its not listening to DHCP Option 42).

Mine was a variable "UID" in /data/config/SystemCfg.CFG Of other interest I noticed a connection to amazonaws, when I blocked it, it went to a lenovo server. I ended up blocking all non-LAN traffic to it, since I don't know why or what it is sending. Probably video data for "cloud services" but...