CAPTCHA plays a very important role in authentication and online security. It helps protect systems from automated abuse while keeping access available to real users.

Here’s why it matters:

1. Prevents Bots from Accessing Accounts

2. Protects User Accounts

3. Reduces System Abuse

4. Improves Overall Security Posture

5. Supports Risk-Based Authentication


Repeated CAPTCHA challenges like "I'm not a robot" often stem from websites detecting suspicious behavior, such as rapid actions etc..
To prevent it from happening. Please advise your clients of below preventive steps:
  • Disable VPNs/proxies and use your direct IP
  • Clear browser cache, cookies, and history, then restart the browser.
  • Slow down interactions: Avoid rapid submits or refreshes on sites.
  • Disable extensions temporarily, update your browser, or try incognito/private mode.
  • Switch browsers (e.g., from Chrome to Firefox) or devices for testing.