>Has you noticed an increase in these reCaptcha challenges and if so, is there a particular reason for this?
I don't use a VPN and I've been observing this increase for some time now. I do not know why, but I believe they are probably training a new model or something.
I'd also like to add, if any Google engineer involved in the reCAPTCHA project is reading this, that I'd be pretty amused if you stepped on a lego piece or bumped your tiny toe against something hard.
Yes, I am that mad. My UX on the web has declined drastically thanks to you.
Not only are the images hard to understand - some of them are purposefully grainy! - I take a long time to do what I need to do on certain websites.
>My instinct is that it was a result of running Linux as it is likely the majority of spam requests come from Linux servers whereas the majority of legitimate requests come from Windows computers.
I don't believe this to be true because I use Windows often.
I don't use a VPN and I've been observing this increase for some time now. I do not know why, but I believe they are probably training a new model or something.
I'd also like to add, if any Google engineer involved in the reCAPTCHA project is reading this, that I'd be pretty amused if you stepped on a lego piece or bumped your tiny toe against something hard.
Yes, I am that mad. My UX on the web has declined drastically thanks to you.
Not only are the images hard to understand - some of them are purposefully grainy! - I take a long time to do what I need to do on certain websites.
I thoroughly dislike you.