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Technical Terms: CAPTCHA
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Check out Technical Terms: CAPTCHA at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
I always get a CAPTCHA when I try to use Google while going through a VPN. This never happens when I use Bing. It seems clear to me that if Google cannot harvest any data from you, they will not let you use their search engine, and they use CAPTCHAs for this purpose.
While this function is essential to distinguish (wo)man from machine I find the images of such poor quality it is impossible to selected the one(s) they requested. After 6 or 7 cycles of requests I just give up. If they can't make the images clear enough for a person to make out what they want need to find another method.
Stop requiring passwords. No one can remember them anyway. And it is a pain to apply for a new one. I always give up when asked to go thru this time consuming idiocy