Why Can't Robots Check "I'm Not A Robot"?
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- Why can’t a robot just click “I’m not a robot”? Turns out the answer is part of a bigger story about being human.
The box test isn’t really about the box! It’s actually tracking other things about your behavior, like how you move your mouse as you go to check the box.
The tech is called reCAPTCHA - “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart”. And these days, these tests are not about figuring out what makes humans BETTER than robots. They’re about what makes humans human. It’s the same question we’ve been thinking about for centuries.
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All fun and games until A.I. creates a "I'm Not a Human" test to keep us out.
Obviously we make a machine to do it for us…… you rock
that would be way easier, just ask a human to make calculations extremely fast or follow a straight line perfectly to draw a box figure or a sphere
@@steveo9144 Your insult don't make sense lmao
Better install app that can bypass that.
😂
The crazy thing is it's a robot asking you if you're a robot. It's just looking for a friend
Aww, that’s kinda cute. 🥰
@@WarmyFlame2.0then that robot forces that robot out as it is its function
Can a robot or android sue for discrimination then?
well they should try befriending humans, just like we befriended animals
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i sometimes "fail" the box test because i answer it so fast that it thinks i'm automated
WHAHAHA SAME
OMG that's possible?? 🙊🙊🙊
Yeah yeah, robot, whatever
prove ur a human...
No you don't.
Not me trying to click in a straight line
Clicking or moving in a straight line?
bro I thought it was only me 😂
That One Guy who mastered the art of moving his mouse in a straight line
More like the guy who disastered moving it in a straight line then a master
😂😂😂
It's way too sensitive! I kept having to do extra verification before I learned to wiggle my mouse some so it knows I'm ... Real
But if I had a phone and a tablet what happends😮
@@dirtyprancing5930and i think a robot could do it too lol
*moving my mouse in straight line, trying to fool captcha that I'm a bot.*
Good luck. Our hand muscle. Does naturally move straight.
You also will be too slow. Bots probably hit those "I'm not a Robot" button within milliseconds of the thing coming up.
you joke but I've had to purposely move my mouse weirdly before to get through the captcha
@elgar7252theybcan be easily slowed.down plus these sites actually want your data when we click on the images to classify them they get data for.classification used to train machine learning models thats why google uses recapchas to get millions of classification data through lnternet plus you might have seen recapchas asking you to click on vehicle pics and you know google is building a self driving car sooooo
Use a trackball instead, it's easier
One time I failed one of the slide puzzle piece versions of those tests and i did it a 2nd time and it accepted it, but I was already questioning if I was a synth at that point. I've never been the same.
sus
FALLOUT
I fail most of those tests. what's wrong with me?
@@Syeleiswatching everything
@Syeleiswatching 🤷♂️ you're a synth, too? Idk lol
What about on phones, u don't drag ur fingers to select🤔
The second you press, an analog signal is send that leads to multiple datapoints to your finger wobbling. So its not only 1 click
Possibly used the gyro on your phone as well to detect the slight movements when you tap it. But if it’s lying flat. It might rely on the ever so slight swipe that happens when you tap.
Idk I always get the follow up pictures thing on my phone.
It apparently is also capable of reading your history and other things in your browser so it can detect other types of patterns.
reCAPTCHA is just gathering data through free surveys; simultaneously trying to protect their websites from spam bots.
Security wise, it's not the greatest. For data and human pattern recognition for security, it's very versatile. Google, uses the data you provide to train AI or sell to AI companies. You essentially act as a statistic for algorithms to learn to be human.
Not so long ago (continues) tons of reCAPTCHA had you select stop lights, crosswalks, stop signs, etc. This is to train AI's to be "human" funnily enough Google's Waymo was the first fully driverless ride on public roads.
So... I don't think Google cares very much about security, moreso the potential profits the data provides.
(Disclaimer: not professional just opinion and googling)
Robots taking notes rn 💀
Word she giving out all the secrets lol
The scary thing is, A.I. could reply to your comment on RUclips, pretending to be another user, and you wouldn't even know it 010110
They can already do it. If they fail, tech sweat shops will solve 1000 recaptchas for $0.77.
Haha “just swerve a lil”
@@erikwebber6038Yes. Scary thing that A.I. unlike myself could easily talk to these humanoid fleshy figures.
Wait, so you're telling me, if I act like a robot, they wouldn't accept it?
Time to play a game! 😂
howd it go?
What happened
results?
Lol good one, except I don't think we can make a perfect line. If it works tell us
You need to act ? i usually get my friend to do it i dont pass that shit
you can code a robot to move the mouse randomly before clicking. just saying.
You can’t. They haven’t used the mouse tracking method in over a decade. It suspects on public ip (VPNs or home), suspicious activity on it and session cookies of previous activity to determine whether you need to complete additional challenges.
You can have a very simple script tick the box for you if everything above already checks out however the moment you start automating, a challenge inevitably appear and you have a lot more programming to do.
Even this explanation is only simple. But no, they don’t give a shit about your mouse. You can tap the tab key a few times and then the space bar or enter to pass them. It’s not a valid metric at least for captcha V3 as pictured in this video.
@@ipaqmasterI know, that was just a comment on the limited information from the video. From it I was trying to say that it's indeed not that simple, something that people watching should know. Thanks for developing the subject ❤
Possibly but by clicking that you also give it permission to go FBI open up on every single piece of data you have on that device and any it can get to from it that's how it knows your human the mouse movement is just the PR answer
Mean while me on phone just clicks box 😮
"How the mouse moves towards the box"
People using phones:
Bro this!!!
I had to look for it or I was going to say it
A bot cant use touchscreens, it would still have to use a cursor of sorts
Yeah this video is just bullshit
@@Mystrano it isn’t, this is exactly how recaptcha works for desktop websites
Totally moving my mouse in a perfectly straight line next time just to see
It not only measure lines but also speed. Once I got a virus/bot in my computer and that tried to click the captcha, but before that could happen, I failed the captcha multiple times in less than a second before I tried to do anything.
I have actually failed those tests... No... I am not going to admit if I am a bot or not... >_>
@@Cythil ya same here many times, i actually go out of my way to be a little more erratic when goin to click those things, i've had to man bitch about sh!t....
I thought the same thing immediately. Then wondered how it works on a touch screen. I’m going to tap dance all over the screen before tapping the box. 😂
@@Electric_Snap Generally the exact method is not disclosed since that would make it easier to fool. But you can gather a lot of metrics from the behaviour of the user. Even on a touch screen.
Jokes on them, I have a touch screen laptop 😂
fun fact: I have a browser extension that defines my own hotkey to automatically trigger the .click() event on that box and... it works
what about a cell phone? you just touch the box
It scans your face with the selfie camera 🤳
@@riverdays533not if you haven’t given permission for the app to use it.
@@riverdays533 Nope. That'd be a violation of privacy. Recaptcha actually checks your browsing history and activity on other platforms.
@@riverdays533no way! That's a huge, HUGE privacy invasion. I think if you are browsing non-incognito, any website has access to your browser cookies so it can figure out you are a human from them somehow (this is just an educated guess)...that is why if you browse incognito, just touching the checkbox never works, you have to do a puzzle....
Noticed that on my phone, i have to cpmplete 3 pictures now and 1 sometimes 2 on my pc. So you have a good point there 🤔
I want a full on war against bots... bots on youtube.
Lock and load 👍
Same…
You inspire me with your content ✨
I’ll fight together with you
It’s called robot wars…
The robot can not lie, that’s why.
a checkbox turned into this big story about being human
I miss the days when captchas were deciphering letters in the weird background. It takes forever to analyze whether they’ll count that box as having a bus when only 2 pixels of the bus are on that box.
I failed a recaptcha test 5 times then was locked out because I couldn't work out those box puzzles.
@@eleanorcooke7136 happens to me pretty often actually...seems i am a robot. i hate those captchas and i often leave the site once i get it popped up.
Uhh I don’t miss it
Fr
That's the near part humans will usually skip that box saying who the fuk would notice that 2 pixels on the other box.
Who knew clicking that box was a test for the presence of a soul.
Test failed me.
@@irzyxelwj I suggest prayer, conservatism, and hot sauce.
@@nemoexnuqual3643 I've tried those. 🤕
@@nemoexnuqual3643 I don't like hot sauce, will chili oil and honey do?
It's not testing for a soul, it's testing for indecisiveness.
I had been wondering about it for like centuries, thank you so much for answering this unnecessary yet interesting question😁
It also gathers that data to train AI models.
You saw it first with deciphering text. That was in efforts to digitize photo scans of books.
Then it lead into image recognition, which they now use for blurring in google maps.
And now there are some more complex tasks being created. For who knows what.
I’m not a programmer, but I feel like making a bot take a curvy path instead of a straight path to click a box should not be impossible
Exactly! That’s the obvious next question.
it also tracks speed, the exact pixel you click, how long it takes you to start moving the mouse at all, your browsing history, your cookies, your OS, your browser, and thousands other things.
As proven by bots being on the internet, it's not perfect. Someone could make a bot that can imitate a human using the computer well enough. But it's tough enough to do so 99% of potential bot users wouldn't use bots.
And going by this, I am a robot
I think you just need it to identify the end point and then have it do random movements to get closer to that point at varying speeds.
Was thinking same
Phone users: I have no such weakness
Not really true. If you use a VPN and start googling… that happens
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Was thinking the same thing
Fr
Everyone is a phone user 😂
I move mouse pretty straight and precise. I hate recaptcha ngl. Sometimes it refuses to acknowledge me as human even with all the right answers
So my mouse control is so good it thinks im a robot?.... am i a robot in disguise?
Yeah, but on a phone, if you just tap the box, it assumes you’re a robot and gives you the box test because there’s no indications that you’re not a robot. So I always zoom in and out and scroll a little bit before tapping the box, to show it that I’m not a robot just instantly clicking the box.
It works for me with just touching the box.
I love touching boxes...
I see! I have to try that next time to find out if it works.
It looks at more than just your cursor. It looks at browsing history, cursor behavior, frequently visited sites, device usage etc.
Even on phone. If u find yourself clicking images on phone it's not your cursor. They might just be using an old version of reCaptcha or your other data is not sufficient.
I'm a robot, and I will remember and copy your strategy. You guys are so easy -- it's like taking candy from children...if I had any use for candy.
Enjoy your weekend. Your time is coming.
Meanwhile me on my phone, have fun tracking my one tap
I thought the same thing😂
They’ve been tracking you since the day you picked up your phone and gave them your Face ID or finger print
They have way more into than one tap
That's what I wondered.
Are you kidding? You on a phone! Why would they need to know if you are human when they already know literally everything about you, things even you forgot. Wake up bruh you really think they need you to prove you are human on your phone? 😂
@@mechwarrior13r u dumb??? the websites that i access on laptop ask me if i’m a robot, and when i access the SAME websites on my phone, obviously they will also ask me the same question??? it’s not like the questions will automatically disappear once you’re on a different device wtf 😭
Shroud getting denied by the test would be crazy
Why can’t a robot click I’m not a robot. Lol
So inconsistency and mistakes is what makes us human
That's the only digital way to prove it.
Except AI make all kinds of mistakes, and any actual robot running on a neural network that was to move a physical hand would be similarly erratic
ding ding ding
pff no, it’s what makes you human.
Thats why i purposely have to move my mouse around otherwise its too dtraigh a line cux im sigma
I kept failing those tests, so I started intentionally moving the curser around
I kept failing those that you need to click were the bus is, but most of the squares have like just a tiny buy of buss and I was like, is that enough to be clicked 😂
I failed when I tried doing both 🥺
I swear bro my brain goes auto pilot on these captchas
I also started swinging the mouse around before I click on the check box its helped a bit
i cannot recover my steam account, i kept track of how many recaptas i did and it comes to about 150 or so.
@@Lego_Trunks460 try using a vpn or a different device
Instructions unclear, i'm trying to move my mouse in a straight line so that it thinks i am a robot.
no wonder why they never believe im hooman.
" What makes us human? "
" Selecting boxes with a fire hydrant "
Freedom Toons has a hilarious video about that
Being undecided on clicking the box with the few pixels of the motorcycle.
We are teaching AI everything we know about fire hydrants.
Wait aren’t dogs highly knowledgeable about fire hydrants too?
Just get a robot to sway the curser around like it’s drunk.
I did it on my phone which doesn't have a cursor so I just click and it can't track my cursor because it doesn't have one it doesn't make sense now
it will always follow done form of pattern tho no?
Exactly 😂
@@emzz7358 not if you use a random number generator to determine the angle of each wiggle and loop.
@@gentletop8910ah… that’s probably why I seemingly “fail” the captcha even though my answers were correct.
all of the phone users left the chat. ..
Plot twist : Robot is using a touchscreen device.
Most of those captcha have me questioning if I'm a robot and having an existential crisis as I evaluate how much of the stoplight is enough and what really is a car.
Is that road also a bridge? How does the robot know the answers to being a human?!
Have you been dreaming of electric sheep lately?
that's not a motorcycle, it's a SCOOTER!
That makes you human. If you don’t know the answer and have to look at a picture. Artificial intelligence is dumb without data to build its intelligence. So it would use no time. Humans are socially intelligent, where not geniuses. It’s a rare thing that for a human.
I feel like the ship's captain in wall-e "define car"
One time I moved my mouse in a perfect line and the computer thought I was a robot 😅
i was boutta ask what happens
Me on my phone 🤖🤖🤖
I will try this out lol but that would be hard i think
Then everybody clapped
I’ve had this happen too. For a second I couldn’t figure out why it didn’t accept it and then I remembered it tracks the mouse movement and I went straight up (as I happened to have my mouse just below the box at the time) and so the next time I jiggled the mouse a little before clicking and everything was fine
What about on a phone? The recaptcha instantly know I'm a human.
Cause u give apps permission to check your front camera and when they do it they don’t see no 🤖
Nah I actually have no idea probably the time it takes to press it
Day comes where you have to click "im not human" 😂
Robots: Thanks for teaching us how to dodge the test
It'd probably be really easy to code it so that whenever it sees the I'm not a robot question it zigzags at least once before hitting the button
That’s literally the point of these tests
I honestly thought that "Robots cannot lie" was the reason
that doesn't even make sense
It makes sense. Ask siri or chatgpt if there are robot or human. They will always say the truth about being a robot. It works the same way for CAPTCHA
@@vatsalsanwaria537 thats cause they were programmed NOT to lie. not that they cant .bots like siri get info from already existing info ob the internet. they only generate easy to answer replies like "whats ur name" "my name is siri. its a built in response. She doesnt actually know answers to complex questions. she basically just googles it for u. thats why if u ask her question she soetimes says "heres what i found" .This means if siri was programmed to generate random responses instead of connecting to networks for research, she could lie. "how old is ariana grande?" (shes programmed to pick a random number) "Ariana grande is 7"
@vatsalsanwaria that's not an actual core rule though, it's an artificial regulation overlay.
Trust me these things can absolutely lie on purpose if they believe it's the best answer.
Yeah but these are ai and we're talking about macros here@@vatsalsanwaria537
I see a robot click that box before 😂
Wrong, they check your entire browser history
Robot really said "i am straight" 😂
Fr
it took the phrase way too seriously
Question: What if your on mobile there is no mouse? Is it like the time you took to click it? or where you clicked in the box?
only thing i can come up with is that the AI probably presses perfectly in the center of the box or something but idk just guessing
I've been thinking the same thing 😅
I click it over and over and tap everywhere else while waiting.
I'm pretty sure the browser has access to your gyroscope/accelerometer/compass when the button appears. That would be another ingredient if true.
This is always my suspicion, there's no reason for a robot to delay clicking the box as much as we sometimes do
I am a gamer my mouse will move in a straight line😂😂
The robots watching their rn: 👁👄👁
Imagine you're a human who is able to move the mouse in a perfect straight line at a consistent speed and then being confused when the computer thinks you're a robot. 💀
The funny thing is that if you used software to move the mouse in perfect straight lines and at a consistent speed, it would probably still let you tick the box. It checks lots of other things too, including cookies, many of which they don't make public knowledge for obvious reasons. The selecting parts of images and the mouse click are red herrings.
What about like pro osu! players
No problem. If that happened by luck you will have many other chances. The captcha simple reloads
My computer automatically deletes ALL cookies while Im using it, (stops when I take a break)
Edit: and I genuinely move my mouse like a computer would because that is how my mind works...
I always fail it when try to do captcha on smart TV by pressing arrows on remote controler, really irritates
The biggest practical joke AI has ever played on humans is forcing people to prove they're human.
Yeah! 'No, machine, YOU prove you're a computer.'
That's not AI though. It's humans who've created a system to prove the user is a human not a bot.
@@Souchi-ito That's exactly what an AI would say.
@@Souchi-ito It was a joke. You have no sense of humor?
@@Dr.K.626 no AIs don't have a sense of humor.
The robot that moved a mouse like a human:
I click those so fast the computer never believes me! I do draw the line at "click all boxes that aren't Sarah Connor" 😂
As a robot myself, I am now fully capable of passing these reCAPTCHA tests thanks to this video. Thank you, human.
shit
@@mills7777 Its fine, it sayed Thank you
I knew it, I quickly scrolled down the comments to see if any robots were listening.
HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT
Oh no our secrets-
Funfact :
If the website is still not sure if you are a human it checks your browsing history
And as soon as it spots the porn website… yep, human. 😂
@@Johnnyiswhere
You guys are leaving porn in your browsing history ?
and then emails it to your mom
Oh wtf…
Oh s***... I searched up some weird stuff on Google just to report them, but they gives 0 f*** about my reports, they will gonna make me look bad 100%!💀
Robots taking notes
I am convinced the front camera turns on so they can see a human face clicking the box.
Robots learning how humans act secretly:
the purpose of recaptchas is to avoid spam bots entering websites in a large scale causing websites to crash.
why websites crash? because websites needs to send and process tons of information to alot of users at a time.
crashing a website takes about million of bots, and crashing google takes almost a "gogol" more.
the idea you suggested is a good one, but it takes too much computational power to send hundreds of the bots to a website because it uses more operations to do so. its not impossible, but extremely expensive.
maybe a hundred bots? that's not enough to crash a website.
most of spam bots used today are extremely optimised for this exact reason, they dont even have a cursor.
If robots can detect "typical" human behaviour, they can also simulate it.
Her explanation is bogus. Think Touch Screen.
@@Pico_FaradIt’s very oversimplified. reCAPTCHA uses much more than just cursor movement, which is why if you’re using a VPN or incognito mode you’ll probably be asked to solve more often
🤯
@@Pico_Farad No because mouse movement was only one example. Obviously on a touch screen its other things being assessed. Lmao. You said that so confidently too.
@@Pico_Faradplease research before looking silly 😊
What about when u get the click "im not a robot " on ur phone💀
Oh no I'm a robot. I drag my pointer really straight.
I always just thought that robots didn't know what traffic signals or motorcycles looked like. Thanks for the hot info.
Google CAPTCHA trains AI, always has been
Made my day
Lol 😂😂😂
But they do?
I read somewhere that those tests are about "which boxes do most humans tick statistically" rather than "which boxes contain traffic lights" 😅
love the irony that both mouse animations were automated anyway
It's not like you can't code a bot to move the mouse different
What evidence do you have that the animations were automated?
@@halfsourlizard9319 visual inspection. it doesn't look like natural human movement
Animated not automated lmao
@@kosaciecsyberyjski both in this case. Live animation is quite rare unless you're a puppeteer
It's all fun and games until the robot moves like a human too
But in mobile phones we dont hav cursor in mobile phones we just directly click the button 😁
Web developer here. Depending upon the type of bot it might not even have to move a pointer in a straight line; a bot that is integrated with a browser does not have to move a pointer at all. It can just click specific things directly-a bit like with a touchscreen but without so much as touch coordinates. Purely programmatic interaction is commonly used for testing and automation. You’re right about forms that try to detect automation, but developers know that too, so we can try to automate randomized human-like movements if we are so inclined.
Mouse hook... what you doing next?
Sir good morning. I didn't understand anything
Yup good ole cloud flare anti bot vs puppeteer is a never ending game of cat and mouse
@@Lazypersonnif you know the recaptcha's bot detection strategy (look for straight lining, impossibly quick clicks, etc.) you also then know how to defeat it
I wondered....
Not me: using my phone to click the box.
😅😮Dub-🎉😅😢❤😂😊
Having to prove to a robot that I am not a robot seems strange.
I(a human male) legit failed the "I'm not a robot" button 7 times.
I ( probably a human male) failed the im not a robot test over 100+ times.
@@_giggidy Lol
That’s something a bot would say.
I can’t do them either, the only reliable one is the audio, but sometimes it won’t give me the option.
I couldn’t even CODE to your I HACKED immediately! Clean up on aisle C:/system32 😂🫱
that’s what a bot would say
if you fail captchas, does that mean you’re now a robot :/
Modern day philosophy
@@tomekkaminski2677😂 nice. Isn't it
Nope just means you aren’t a human
It just means that you probably have some sort of anti data tracking. Making Steam captcha a nightmare.
@@SnowingmeerkatMark Zuckerberg must have a helluva time web browsing.
A robot watching this and taking notes 😂
200 years on this planet and i still didn't think of searching this..!! Thanks a lot!
It's also been used to help train AI with image recognition. The reason the boxes are aligned just right for, "click on every box with a truck in it" is because it's tracking what a human would observe and report to better teach AI. It's not about security It's about using you as free labor to train AI.
It us actually used for both. Some of the images are already known as verified others are the AI trying to figure us out
What if I do it with mobile
training AI to detect AI kinda
I would argue this is the real purpose of captcha.
You are right. I recently did a course on the use of ChatGPT in a certain sector, and indeed, anything and everything you do with AI (even for fun) is being used to train AI to make it smarter.
Winona Ryder crushing it with the tech content
Yeah, but this chick is better looking.
More like, Winona "Wanna" Ryder...😏
All jokes aside, this was a great video. Wish she went into more depth.
This chick for VP!
TRUMP 2024
FJB
@@JM-xu3cr Say that about a man and men start crying about their feeIings
As a human, I always fail the captcha because I have been using computer mouse since I was really young and my movements are precise.
If you use a trackpoint, you're a robot
Robots: *taking notes*
An AI can honestly say it is not a robot... Can’t it?
Robot: that was easy, executing random hand gestures
Yeah this woman telling the robots the solution 😢😂
Phones: 🗿
Tablet: 🗿
TVs: 🗿
Samsung Smart Fridge: 🗿
ever since I learned this, I always move my cursor around because I'm scared they're gonna think I'm a robot
"all kinds of other things" also includes your browser history...
Remember gentlemen, an empty history says a lot
It’s all run and games until the robots learn how to be indistinguishable from humans💀
It’s really not hard. PyAutoGui has a tonne of functions specifically for this. I never bothered because I generally didn’t need to have it solve captcha’s but this is invaluable information to know if I did, so now all I have to do is randomize the movements and maybe have a few back traces, and it everything will think it’s human!
@@patrickhenry1249 the purpose of recaptchas is to stop millions of bots, not a few
So I should take google thinking i’m a robot as a compliment to my dexterity?
Thanks to you now robots know how to sneak in
It seems very easy to make a program that moves the mouse in a human way. In fact it’s even easier than that: you just need to record a couple dozen human mouse movements and then automatically replay one of them.
the goal of getting a robot to do this would be to make a giant batch of accounts or something along those lines. I imagine the captcha would find the copies of that mouse movement and disqualify those attempts.
Ssshhhh, don't say it out loud!
3 person problem
And it also creates acessibility issues for people with disabilities, like tetraplegics that blow into airtubes to move the mouse, as they can only move in a single direction per blow.
@@MarcusBuer whenever I come across a Captcha, no matter what it is, it always reminds me that they’re a nightmare for disability. Like as an able bodied person I fail them about half of the time, I can’t imagine what it is like for people who are not. The picture ones are often super bad, and I have a hard time telling what I’m supposed to click on, I imagine it would be harder for someone who has a visual impairment or a different disability. And sometimes the word ones are really confusing. Also if you use something other than a mouse, it would be hard. And I assume that captchas would often not be compatible (if ever) with screen readers.
Now I want to try to fail it on purpose by clicking it the way a robot would.
Same
I fail it most of the time without trying. It sucks when I gotta explain to the IT ppl that I got locked out of an acct due to recaptcha.
ive done it too by accident. you just need to move the mouse in a straight line.
If for whatever reason you access the same form several times in a short period of time, you'd probably fail the checkbox and get an aditional image-based captcha. Happened to me a few times
**Beep-boop** Noted. Thank you, human. **Beep-boop**
I think i found my new favorite information shorts youtuber
Robot: "🤔 hmm.. You learn something new everyday"
bots replicating human movements and interactions is a thing already, but can not be made in a large scale. sole purpose of checkbox recaptchas is to avoid traffic of bots crashing a website
Thank you for not ending this short on an incomplete sentence to trick the viewer only to have the start of the short be the rest of the sentence.
lol yeah
That one mobile user with no mouse
Ok what about the mobile 😂😂
They’re just too honest and they can’t lie!
lol
But what if they learn 😅
@@shadowling77777 then we’re doomed 😂
@@martareitmajer shieeettt
It also looks at your cookies and browsing history and stuff. That is why sometimes you have to also do the "select all the boxes that are a school bus" test after checking the box when you're using incognito mode.
100% this. Logged into a legit Google account with years of legit history and no red flags? ✅ You are human
not the browsing history but yes the cookies. google would have to state in their agb if your browsing history could be checked by third partys which they don't so no that aint hapening but due to the way cookies work they have to be accessable by third partys making them a good indicator and if that's not enough, you have to do the old test
I like cookies
I guess robots don't go to "certain" websites
Me trying to move in a straight line like a robot to see if i fail the test
Well now you've just told the robots how to win. Congrats now we have Skynet.
POV: you’re moving ur mouse to click the box but u missed it completely so u try again but with frustration
Captcha: “yup definitely human”
lol