How can Environment Reflections influence the color of the cube?

Let's say I create a new scene and paste a simple gray cube in there with color #4D4D4D, for example.

• If I go to Lightning->Scene->Environment and set the Intensity Multiplier in the Environment Lightning section to 0 I will have my cube darkened.
• Then if I set the Intensity Multiplier in the Environment Reflections section to 0 I will have my cube darkened again.

Environment Lightning configures ambient lightning so I understand why my cube became darker, but why the same thing happened with Environment Reflections? My cube does not have a reflection probe and it is the only object in the scene?

How can Environment Reflections influence the color of the cube?

 

If you don't have reflection probes in the scene, it falls back to using the "global" one, which is the "Environment Reflections" one.

 

So despite the fact that I did not do any conguration on the cube it still reflects the light from the deault reflection probe? Ok, can you tell me please where I can find the settings to control this behaviour on an object?

 

Not sure actually. Don't use the standard shader?