Abolish CAPTCHA?

[Lost_in_the_HTTP]

Bot protection firm Kasada lands $23M to abolish the CAPTCHA

VentureBeat|12 minutes ago
Bot mitigation firm Kasada raised $10 million to expand its customer base and further develop its ML-powered product.




I'd be cool with that as long as they don't hurl something worse at the world.

 

[nakedfrog]

I just want a CAPTCHA option where I don't have to perform data mining to prove I'm not a robot.

 

[snoopy7548]

 

[Red Squirrel]

Captchas in general are not bad, if implemented well.

The worse ones are those google ones where you have to pick the images because they are so SLOW. A captcha should not take more than a few seconds to solve and be more streamlined into the application.

Those ones are so annoying when they randomly decide to make you have to do like 5-10 rounds of it, and the images fade in super slowly. I've had it where I was stuck in an infinite loop and had to just give up.

 

[bononos]

Captchas in general are not bad, if implemented well.

The worse ones are those google ones where you have to pick the images because they are so SLOW. A captcha should not take more than a few seconds to solve and be more streamlined into the application.

Those ones are so annoying when they randomly decide to make you have to do like 5-10 rounds of it, and the images fade in super slowly. I've had it where I was stuck in an infinite loop and had to just give up.

I don't think there is a way around captcha which fade in slowly because there are anti-captcha companies who actually pay people in poor countries to solve these, but I agree that have to go through multiple rounds is BS.