FALSE POSITIVE apt.datadoghq.com relates to CNAME:apt.vector.dev

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FALSE POSITIVE apt.datadoghq.com relates to CNAME:apt.vector.dev

apt.datadoghq.com is an open-source data manager

in pihole by CNAME blocking it affects apt.vector.dev (https://apt.vector.dev) too, which is an apt source for ads-b receivers.
e.g. antennas to receive flight data from planes crossing above you

on my ads-b usb-stick install i figured out that the constant errors came from an unfinished install due to not reaching out to the apt source.

maybe you can drop that blocking and help future ads-b enthusiats, which are not so familiar with linux logs to safe some hours of research.
thanks in advance