iTerm is a terminal program that only runs on MacOS. Unless those very strict controls include either blocking at the network level accesses to IP addresses no

iTerm is a terminal program that only runs on MacOS. Unless those very strict controls include either blocking at the network level accesses to IP addresses not on a pre-approved list or removing a large number of programs and libraries that are standard on MacOS the person using iTerm will have plenty of readily available ways to use external services with that data if they want to. Heck, the free version of ChatGPT can tell you how to access ChatGPT with curl if you don't know how [1]. I specifically asked about curl, but it would also work if I asked it to suggest a MacOS command like tool: "On MacOS what command line tools could I use to ask ChatGPT a question? Assume I have a ChatGPT API key". It suggests curl, httpie, and wget and shows how to use all of them. I updated the link below to include that too. [1] https://chatgpt.com/share/00d9de15-4e43-497f-a116-bfe3972471a9 https://chatgpt.com/share/00d9de15-4e43-497f-a116-bfe3972471...