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Captcha everytime i send a pm - тнe randoм dυтcн gυy - Apr 27, 2017
Hello, Everyone time i sent someone a PM/Reply i get that stupid "I'm not a robot thing" Is this something new or does google think im a bot?
Its really annoying and it started to happen like 3 days ago
![[Image: hero-recaptcha-demo.gif]](https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/images/hero-recaptcha-demo.gif)
* - Mαxim - Apr 27, 2017
What browser do you use? And do you use a VPN?
* - тнe randoм dυтcн gυy - Apr 27, 2017
(Apr 27, 2017 12:32 PM)Mαxim Wrote: What browser do you use? And do you use a VPN?
I'm not using a VPN and the browser is Chrome.
* - Mαxim - Apr 27, 2017
(Apr 27, 2017 12:32 PM)тнe randoм dυтcн gυy Wrote: I'm not using a VPN and the browser is Chrome.
Alright -- Well it is just protection. You are not the first one to report this and as far as i can tell, there is nothing to do about it.
I know it sucks to hear.
HF Search > "Captcha"
* - тнe randoм dυтcн gυy - Apr 27, 2017
(Apr 27, 2017 12:35 PM)Mαxim Wrote: Alright -- Well it is just protection. You are not the first one to report this and as far as i can tell, there is nothing to do about it.
I know it sucks to hear.
HF Search > "Captcha"
Alright thanks for the info, I'll just keep solving it then.
* - Charger - Apr 27, 2017
What are you sending in your PM? If you send code or anything you could get flagged by CloudFlare's WAF.
* - Pulz - Apr 28, 2017
(Apr 27, 2017 12:38 PM)Charger Wrote: What are you sending in your PM? If you send code or anything you could get flagged by CloudFlare's WAF.It is my understanding that reCaptcha isn't triggered by keywords and instead relies on certain requirements being met.
Usually, reCaptcha will appear when there is unusual traffic, but considering how it hasn't affected a huge majority of users- it's likely something on your end.
I have read that Captcha's can be triggered by SEO ranking tools, worms and proxy search traffic that goes through infected routers or computers.
Have you tried simply clearing your browser cache? They were designed to recognise that the user is human after as little as one attempt, so it shouldn't be so frequent. You could also try moving the web page a few times before doing the captcha, as it tracks many things- including whether or not you have scrolled, the movement of your mouse and other undisclosed items.
Best of luck either way, I remember the pain of persistent Captcha's when somebody was messing with the network I was on.