# userEmail
The user's email address is <my email>.
# currentDate
Today's date is 2026-06-30.
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I also do not understand what's the point of this, because if I have a gateway that can detect it, then we can replace the text before forwarding to the model, so what's the catch?
But the whole point of this is to prevent the distillation and identify the list of blocked providers. If a provider is capturing the proxy, they can identify and modify that as well, so it only looks legitimate to the model. What am I missing here?
This is how it looks.
# userEmail The user's email address is <my email>. # currentDate Today's date is 2026-06-30.
</system-reminder>I also do not understand what's the point of this, because if I have a gateway that can detect it, then we can replace the text before forwarding to the model, so what's the catch?