Confused About Adding Firewall Rule

I have the same question actually. Your answer doesn't really say how Bitdefender could help the user decide what to do. Win 10 is throwing tons of services, tasks and sometimes apps, to blacklisted URLs like Doubleclick, google-Analytics, Ms-Update and sometimes to adresses that isnt URL.

There are very good sites to check other websites. Both with name, fake name and IP.

Can Bitdefender help the user with valid Firewall requests and fake/rerouted ones?

For example:

The application GetHelp.exe attempted to connect to the Internet: File path: C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.GetHelp_10.2004.31291.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\GetHelp.exe Destination: 51.104.136.2 Protocol: TCP (6) Port: HTTPS (6) Bitdefender Firewall has granted access for this application based on user request. If you want to deny access, click on the button below or go to Firewall - Rules

This is a perfectly normal and valid win 10 request. I know that as a win 10 system admin. But how can anyone know thats real, and not malware trying to hijack Get-HelpApp? The destination makes no sense what so ever.......by design.

There are 3 settings you can put the firewall in, correct?

Could each of those settings have sub-sections the user could choose from?

I would prefer the PILOT to run the firewall itself. But I need to be able to allow new Steam game connections for example, hehe.

If I run into a specific problem, I'll mail your support (as long as Im a subscriber).

But it would be nice if Bitdefender could help out the user....as the OP asks. The answer from the tech is awesome. But doesnt really help the user.

Yes, yes, Firewalls are harsh beasts to make automatic. But Bitdefender cleaned out my USB ports, USB drives and quite alot of other malware I had no clue I had. So I'll like to ask about the firewall =).