It seems we can't share a link to a discussion in a project. That doesn't matter.
Dude, you told the model to do something that it's not supposed to do (modify it's responses in a way that it needed to override your instructions) and then you complain when it doesn't work?
And you openly publish the text that confirms that you told it to violate its protocols, so it lied right back to you, and you're blaming the model? Seriously?
The definition of "context" means we have all of the information to form a response. You didn't provide that here. We would need to see the full discussion, custom instructions for the project, files containing instructions and custom instructions for the user, and probably memories.
That never happens in this forum with these kind of rage posts, because somewhere in there is the obvious reason for the manufactured problem. With full context it will be obvious immediately (already is, you posted it) that the user has tried to abuse the platform and the bot won't let them. So all we see here is what the bot responded, never what the bot was told.
"I'm not going to share my valuable instructions or memories."
Then that's where this dies. Without full context, only people with prejudice and minimal critical thinking skills will put credence in this report as-stated.
You've already reported your concerns to OpenAI with downvotes to responses. I'm guessing anyone who looks at that will shrug and figure you got what you asked for. The system works as designed. It's not a flaw that the system didn't follow your mischievous instructions, it's a feature.