Online free porn at mobile phone

Grumble · 17th February 2018, 07:48

These things are really beginning to piss me off. They often don't work even when I select the proper images. Garbage software with a crap design and nonexistant consideration for the end user. I supposed I shouldn't expect more from Google.

One workaround I have found for some k2s links is that sometimes if you replace the k2s part with the fboomdotme it works and can use a catcha you type in.

-dAb- · 17th February 2018, 09:58

Part of the problem was it isn't designed for what it's being used for. The purpose of a captcha is to prevent a bot from signing in or creating an account on a website- once you've created the account and signed in, sites are supposed to know you're human and not keep asking for captchas. Which is fine for web forums, banks, other login-related transactions. Of course filehosts want you to sign up and pay, so they want to provide you and I with the greatest inconvenience.

Which with Google's implementation of Recaptcha V2, the more captchas you solve the more it thinks you're a bot. "Normal" captcha use is four or five a week from different sites, not a dozen a day from each site one after another. To Google that looks like a "captcha farm", which exist in India and other countries where spammers pay people to solve captchas for their bots to create fake users on forums, social media, and comments pages.

Downloaders aren't the only ones complaining- there are people who spend their days entering contests and sweepstakes, dozens a day. Those are "protected" by captchas as well. I've been scouring the net to see what other folks are doing about the harder and harder captchas and find that it's common everywhere that doesn't follow what Google thinks is "normal" use.

Through some research I've found the difficulty level pretty much follows several stages depending on your IP address' "Reputation". And it's site specific- you could have a good reputation on one site and a bad one on another, but once you hit the worst reputation you're locked out.

1) The best reputation, you get the "I'm not a robot" checkbox and that's it. If you solve one or 2 captchas a week TOTAL, that's usually what you get.

2) Solve a few more than that per site and you get the next stage, which is one puzzle, with no fading squares. Click the matching tiles, hit verify, done.

3) Next is the fading squares or getting 2 non-fading puzzles, with the first having a "next" button instead of a "verify" button. You're hitting moderately disreputable territory here. Fades are fairly fast, though.

4) Once you're reputation is blown to shit, you get the dreaded slow-fading puzzle and/or the 5-iteration non fading ones (4 sets of "next" followed by a verify), and you have to solve 2 entirely different puzzles (making it look like you "failed" the first one. You didn't, it's just programmed to run you through the process twice)

5) If your reputation gets ever worse, you get IP blocked by Google and the "Your Computer or Network may be sending automated queries...". Fastest way to have that happen is solve around 20 captchas in an hour, and you're blocked for at least 60 minutes. I've had that happen several times in the last 2 weeks.

Sometimes switching browsers helps. Sometimes getting a new IP address helps. Some folks use VPNs, but Google knows all the VPN source addresses and worse some are shared which hurts the "reputation" more than not. I find that if I use Chrome for solving captchas and it "locks out" I can switch to Firefox and it'll work for a while, but once Firefox get the "May be sending automated queries" message I'm locked out for hours, in which case I have to clear all cookies, browser cache, cycle the modem or even more drastic just power down for a few hours. Since my IP address seems to be locked (I'm on DHCP but even after powering off my computer, modem, and router for 20 hours I still got the same IP address) I can't just switch IPs.

So, that's my experience with it. Google's Recaptcha V2 is here to stay; the very few sites that still use v1 won't be using it much longer, as Google is shutting v1 down March 31st. Uploaded was the last one I noticed to do the switch, though they've left v1 access for legacy browsers (!).

Grumble · 17th February 2018, 11:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by -dAb-

Of course filehosts want you to sign up and pay, so they want to provide you and I with the greatest inconvenience.

Yeah, I was thinking that too. I get the thinking behind the idea but personally, when someone pisses me off I am less inclined to give them my money.

HiTrack99 · 17th February 2018, 15:07

I seem to be getting them a lot this week, in the past I barely saw one.

DJboutit · 20th February 2018, 09:36

Another reason why recaptcha is mega P O S. I sure as hell can not find any street signs

I only get this problem every so often some times it will let me skip if I do not find anything not that time

This is the only captcha sites should be using http://emotionloop.github.io/visualCaptcha-demo/ I would have recommend Sweet but it is no more

HiTrack99 · 20th February 2018, 13:11

There you would do square 2, 3 5 and 6.

flo99 · 21st February 2018, 10:23

It's funny people complain about solve captcha to get free porn.

Try paying for a few websites and still having to solve these annoying captchas.

Quote:

Originally Posted by verysmartperson

My god, I'm getting really sick of having to click the squares which show street signs. (I'm talking about the new captcha for free download services).

I guess you have to deal with some kind of hassle to get a free download link, but I have sometimes gone through as much as 7 or 8 screens (with 4-7 squares per screen)

I can only imagine what annoying method is going to follow this one....

HiTrack99 · 21st February 2018, 15:49

They need a better system that can be used by humans.

Grumble · 23rd February 2018, 10:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by flo99

It's funny people complain about solve captcha to get free porn.

Try paying for a few websites and still having to solve these annoying captchas.

Perhaps if they actually worked we wouldn't get so annoyed.

Namcot · 23rd February 2018, 12:08

I just did about 20 of them to download one file from K2S!!!

Clicking all the correct squares or even clicking every single square, the bottom blue button will not change to verify, it will say try again and then you try again and again until you done countless of them, all of them correctly, before it changes to verify.

Then you still have to do several more of them and seeing it change from verify to try again to verify until it finally takes it!!

17th February 2018, 15:07	#14
HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,250 Thanks: 23,888 Thanked 17,836 Times in 3,834 Posts	I seem to be getting them a lot this week, in the past I barely saw one. __________________

20th February 2018, 09:36	#15
DJboutit Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 1,252 Thanks: 1,321 Thanked 2,479 Times in 928 Posts	Another reason why recaptcha is mega P O S. I sure as hell can not find any street signs I only get this problem every so often some times it will let me skip if I do not find anything not that time This is the only captcha sites should be using http://emotionloop.github.io/visualCaptcha-demo/ I would have recommend Sweet but it is no more Last edited by DJboutit; 20th February 2018 at 09:38.

20th February 2018, 13:11	#16
HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,250 Thanks: 23,888 Thanked 17,836 Times in 3,834 Posts	There you would do square 2, 3 5 and 6. __________________

21st February 2018, 15:49	#18
HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,250 Thanks: 23,888 Thanked 17,836 Times in 3,834 Posts	They need a better system that can be used by humans. __________________

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search

17th February 2018, 07:48	#11
Grumble Cheese For The Cheese God Addicted Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: South Foulness Posts: 788 Thanks: 24,026 Thanked 3,005 Times in 770 Posts	These things are really beginning to piss me off. They often don't work even when I select the proper images. Garbage software with a crap design and nonexistant consideration for the end user. I supposed I shouldn't expect more from Google. One workaround I have found for some k2s links is that sometimes if you replace the k2s part with the fboomdotme it works and can use a catcha you type in.

17th February 2018, 09:58	#12
-dAb- Registered User Addicted Join Date: Dec 2016 Posts: 360 Thanks: 14,181 Thanked 1,113 Times in 332 Posts	Part of the problem was it isn't designed for what it's being used for. The purpose of a captcha is to prevent a bot from signing in or creating an account on a website- once you've created the account and signed in, sites are supposed to know you're human and not keep asking for captchas. Which is fine for web forums, banks, other login-related transactions. Of course filehosts want you to sign up and pay, so they want to provide you and I with the greatest inconvenience. Which with Google's implementation of Recaptcha V2, the more captchas you solve the more it thinks you're a bot. "Normal" captcha use is four or five a week from different sites, not a dozen a day from each site one after another. To Google that looks like a "captcha farm", which exist in India and other countries where spammers pay people to solve captchas for their bots to create fake users on forums, social media, and comments pages. Downloaders aren't the only ones complaining- there are people who spend their days entering contests and sweepstakes, dozens a day. Those are "protected" by captchas as well. I've been scouring the net to see what other folks are doing about the harder and harder captchas and find that it's common everywhere that doesn't follow what Google thinks is "normal" use. Through some research I've found the difficulty level pretty much follows several stages depending on your IP address' "Reputation". And it's site specific- you could have a good reputation on one site and a bad one on another, but once you hit the worst reputation you're locked out. 1) The best reputation, you get the "I'm not a robot" checkbox and that's it. If you solve one or 2 captchas a week TOTAL, that's usually what you get. 2) Solve a few more than that per site and you get the next stage, which is one puzzle, with no fading squares. Click the matching tiles, hit verify, done. 3) Next is the fading squares or getting 2 non-fading puzzles, with the first having a "next" button instead of a "verify" button. You're hitting moderately disreputable territory here. Fades are fairly fast, though. 4) Once you're reputation is blown to shit, you get the dreaded slow-fading puzzle and/or the 5-iteration non fading ones (4 sets of "next" followed by a verify), and you have to solve 2 entirely different puzzles (making it look like you "failed" the first one. You didn't, it's just programmed to run you through the process twice) 5) If your reputation gets ever worse, you get IP blocked by Google and the "Your Computer or Network may be sending automated queries...". Fastest way to have that happen is solve around 20 captchas in an hour, and you're blocked for at least 60 minutes. I've had that happen several times in the last 2 weeks. Sometimes switching browsers helps. Sometimes getting a new IP address helps. Some folks use VPNs, but Google knows all the VPN source addresses and worse some are shared which hurts the "reputation" more than not. I find that if I use Chrome for solving captchas and it "locks out" I can switch to Firefox and it'll work for a while, but once Firefox get the "May be sending automated queries" message I'm locked out for hours, in which case I have to clear all cookies, browser cache, cycle the modem or even more drastic just power down for a few hours. Since my IP address seems to be locked (I'm on DHCP but even after powering off my computer, modem, and router for 20 hours I still got the same IP address) I can't just switch IPs. So, that's my experience with it. Google's Recaptcha V2 is here to stay; the very few sites that still use v1 won't be using it much longer, as Google is shutting v1 down March 31st. Uploaded was the last one I noticed to do the switch, though they've left v1 access for legacy browsers (!).

23rd February 2018, 12:08	#20
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,502 Times in 16,167 Posts	I just did about 20 of them to download one file from K2S!!! Clicking all the correct squares or even clicking every single square, the bottom blue button will not change to verify, it will say try again and then you try again and again until you done countless of them, all of them correctly, before it changes to verify. Then you still have to do several more of them and seeing it change from verify to try again to verify until it finally takes it!!