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They don't need to distinguish between those cases. They just need to make the cost of solving the captchas (either automatically or by paying a farm of low-ski
by jsnell 5y ago
They don't need to distinguish between those cases. They just need to make the cost of solving the captchas (either automatically or by paying a farm of low-skilled workers to solve them) higher than the value of the abuse.
- vidarh 5y agoMissing the point, which is that unless you can distinguish, then an action that stops low-skilled workers from getting through will stop those people whether or not they're doing it for fraud or because they're a genuine customer. It's probably not their intent to stop the latter, but the effect is still discriminatory.
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