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I have never successfully gotten a “click all motorcycle squares” to succeed. With a VPN, nothing usually works until “click until there are no more X.” It’s so
by ghayes 3y ago
I have never successfully gotten a “click all motorcycle squares” to succeed. With a VPN, nothing usually works until “click until there are no more X.” It’s so consistent that I’m pretty sure it’s designed that way, since the final task is time-gated.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y ago> With a VPN, nothing usually works until [...] Bots are very likely to use VPNs, so captcha services make things a real pain in the ass for anyone connecting from a VPN. It's the same story with Tor. Coming from a VPN/Tor is a strong signal that you're more likely to be a malicious user.
- freedomben 3y agoI'm guessing they also use failed CAPTCHA statistics as more "proof" that those users are malicious. How much should we bet that each time I fail a CAPTCHA because it's utter shit, and happen to be on a VPN, somebody somewhere counts it as a "blocked bot" or "blocked attack"? I guess I don't want to know as it will probably make me angry.
- Nextgrid 3y agoReCaptcha will serve you impossible captchas (as in it will always behave as incorrect even if the answer is correct) if it doesn't like you.