CAPTCHA's are Killing the Internet - Are You Even Real?

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So what would be a good solution to this? What is something simple that bots are bad at but humans are good at it?
I work in a related space. There is no good solution. Companies are quickly developing DRM that takes full control of your device to verify you’re legit (think anticheat, but it’s not called that). Android and iPhones already have it, Windows is coming with TPM and MacOS is coming soon too.

I love Microsoft’s email signup CAPTCHA:

Repeat ten times. Get one wrong, restart.

iPhones already have it

Private Access Tokens? Enabled by default in Settings  > [your name] > Sign-In & Security > Automatic Verification. Neat that it works without us realizing it, but disconcerting nonetheless.

So, the spammers will need physical Android device farms…

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More industry insight: walls of phones like this is how company’s like Plaid operate for connecting to banks that don’t have APIs.

Plaid is the backend for a lot of customer to buisness financial services, including H&R Block, Affirm, Robinhood, Coinbase, and a whole bunch more

No way!! Can’t find anything about it online - is this info by the way of insiders? Thanks for sharing, would have NEVER guessed. Not even that they’d have to use Selenium much less device farms.
Yup insider info they definitely don’t want public. Just confirmed the phone farms were to bypass rate limit, although they do use stuff like Selenium for API-less banks