Allow loaded swf's communication with the internet

Hi,
I have an air application that is loading in swfs, the swfs then intern request data from internet.
For example I have one swf thats loaded into the air application that requests data from the flickr api.
But I keep getting adobe air security pop ups. "adobe air has stopped a potentially unsafe operation tring to comunicate with this internet-enabled location:
This application is going on a kiosk of types. Is it possible to add some sort of text file to the machines that has predetermined list of allowed internet-enabled locations so that this pop up doesnt keep appear and the application works with out us having to manually set each kiosk to allow a location?
Thanks
Aidan

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