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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by codegladiator on Friday October 27, 2017 @04:55PM (#15572154)
I close the signup/login if it shows google recaptcha. I don't want to be training their neural networks for free. I will not solve those captchas. Converting book text to text was fine, but i am not selecting which images has cars and which one doesn't.
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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by patrickgordon on Friday October 27, 2017 @08:56PM (#15573422)
Startup from Brisbane, Australia.

https://www.funcaptcha.com/

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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by dpandya on Friday October 27, 2017 @04:26PM (#15571932)
What issue are you facing with Capchas at the moment?
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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by philippnagel on Friday October 27, 2017 @04:32PM (#15571975)
It is super annoying. For example every time I visit a site implementing Google reCAPTCHA I am asked to select cars or signs on photographs.

As a dev that cares about UX I wondered whether there are better solutions or ideas out there.

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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by dpandya on Friday October 27, 2017 @04:39PM (#15572052)
Google also offers "checkboxes" that measure your mouse movement to see if you're a human. Maybe those are more to your tastes?
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Re:Ask HN: Are there human friendlier alternatives to Captch... by dangrossman on Friday October 27, 2017 @05:01PM (#15572199)
That's the same service. If Google's confidence that you are human is not high enough, they don't show the checkbox, they show the "click all the images that are [label]" test instead.
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