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This establishes a hard behavioral restriction on which AI models Cursor will route requests to, based on blocklist status.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not specify who controls or defines the blocklist, which limits full interpretation of scope.
Readers can expect that Cursor will not route their requests to any model designated on a blocklist.
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"Cursor respects model blocklists and will not send requests to models on a blocklist.Excerpt from Cursor's Security Practices
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This establishes a hard behavioral restriction on which AI models Cursor will route requests to, based on blocklist status.
Readers can expect that Cursor will not route their requests to any model designated on a blocklist.
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