Hey everyone, I'm dealing with a persistent issue on a MacBook Pro that's joined to Azure via Intune. We've implemented a policy to block all ChatGPT URLs to prevent users from uploading company data. The user removed the ChatGPT app, and the widget was deleted through the policy. We even cleared the browser cache, and it seems like we should be in the clear.
However, every couple of minutes, the user receives a notification that an attempt to access one of the OpenAI URLs is blocked. Upon checking the activity, there's a process called chatgpthelper, but I couldn't find anything linked to OpenAI or GPT in the library.
Has anyone successfully deleted ChatGPT from their system? Additionally, we've noticed how frequently the device checks in with the site, raising our curiosity about the kind of traffic trying to go through.
By the way, I did a search with `sudo find / -iname "*chatgpt*" 2>/dev/null` and found a ton of files on the Mac. I deleted some but the notifications keep coming.
Any help would be appreciated!
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You might want to check your Intune policies for Siri or Apple Intelligence. There’s an option called ‘Allow External Intelligence Integrations’ that could be related to this issue.
That's a solid point! I read that they are integrating it with Siri, which is concerning.