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- What is Apple Captcha?
- Why is Google asking for Captcha iPhone?
- What are CAPTCHAs best used for?
- Why is Safari asking for Captcha?
What is Apple Captcha?
Some apps and websites use a CAPTCHA — a randomly generated sequence of letters, numbers, or images that asks you to identify distorted characters or select certain images — to verify that you're a human and not a robot (or bot) when you sign in.
Why is Google asking for Captcha iPhone?
A new feature in the upcoming versions of iOS and macOS, Apple's operating systems for iPhones and computers, promises to give the boot to “captchas” once and for all. Called “automatic verification”, the technology will allow sites to verify you are not a robot without you having to do anything at all.
What are CAPTCHAs best used for?
CAPTCHAs are tools you can use to differentiate between real users and automated users, such as bots. CAPTCHAs provide challenges that are difficult for computers to perform but relatively easy for humans. For example, identifying stretched letters or numbers, or clicking in a specific area.
Why is Safari asking for Captcha?
Google Captcha Issue Causes
If you have Private Relay enabled on your iPhone, iPad or Mac Safari will hide your IP address. Google might consider this unnatural and ask for a verification so that you can prove that you're human and the Google search isn't performed by a boot!
