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You're not required to do anything - you can simply close the page. It's as legal as any other code on that page the owner decided to put there. You aren't enti
by emteycz 6y ago
You're not required to do anything - you can simply close the page. It's as legal as any other code on that page the owner decided to put there. You aren't entitled to use the page in your way.
- spockz 6y agoFor free sites, largely agree. I do find it odd however if this happens as well on site where I pay for the account or for a service. At the very least that site should recognise me with some confidence and not have recaptxha rely on all the tracking around the world. Sometimes I need to fill in 7-8 sets of those puzzles in order to be able to login to order groceries...
- emteycz 6y agoThen I recommend to stop paying for that service.
- banana_giraffe 6y agoYep. I've done this. I explained to the CSR when asked why I wanted to cancel that it was because I found the website's captcha unnecessary and too hard to use. I'm sure they didn't care, or just thought I was tilting at windmills, but if I'm one of many that cancel for that reason, the service might understand it's costing them money.