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by AnthonyMouse 17 days ago
You don't have to prevent it from accessing the internet in general to route all requests to a specific company's servers to a fake endpoint that never sends the data to the company and replies with whatever response you want it to get.
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Not everyone is going to bother setting up such a firewall and there is no way to find what you need to block since it's hidden in the model itself.
The firewall would come with the third party open source software being used to run the model and it would have a list of what to block based on observing what that model tries to do that none of the users actually wants it to.