Thanks to GDPR, MS publishes the endpoints required for Windows 10/11 services to work.I would not do this, as one thing is sure if you ever need to bring it back in future, you will scratch your head wondering why it is not working until you remember the HOSTS edit.
Published endpoints (or DNS entries) fall into three categories:
1. Hosts required to determine the latest version for Edge, Office, Teams, and OneDrive apps
2. Hosts required to download updates for above products (distinct from WU CDN's)
3. Hosts required to run online services, regardless of updates (including MSA authentication, WL shared resources)
Editing HOSTS is the least dangerous answer, compared to random reg edits.
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