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If your activity seems automated in some way, Google will give you a captcha and sometimes it'll give you one on every search even after you've completed one ca
by judge2020 3y ago
If your activity seems automated in some way, Google will give you a captcha and sometimes it'll give you one on every search even after you've completed one captcha. But the reason for this is probably a combination of IP usage (e.g. a VPN IP shared between users), browser anonymity, and how specific you're getting with your search results, and not just the fact that you've done 20 searches today with "site:".
- NoMoreNicksLeft 3y agoIf you search page 3 and beyond of the results. Well, when it had pages of results instead of shitty infinite scroll.
- account42 3y agoAFAIK infinite scroll is still in the A/B testing phase. At least with clean browser profiles it seems random which one I get.
- CatWChainsaw 3y agoIt's the height of irony that automated processing produced the AI chatbots that are vogue today, but if your activity is automated, Google considers it a crime. I say irony but that implies the hypocrisy was surprising.