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Websites reportedly shift toward less visible bot detection

The Wall Street Journal reports that bots have gotten much better at solving captchas, pushing websites to change how they detect suspicious behavior.

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You may be seeing fewer website prompts to prove you’re human, The Wall Street Journal reports. As bots improve at solving captchas, websites are increasingly relying on less visible ways to detect suspicious behavior—methods the Journal describes as more consumer-friendly.

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The Wall Street Journal@WSJBots have gotten much better at solving captchas, prompting websites to rely increasingly on less visible—and more consumer-friendly—ways of detecting suspicious behavior. https://on.wsj.com/3TIqGu121d
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    The Wall Street Journal@WSJBots have gotten much better at solving captchas, prompting websites to rely increasingly on less visible—and more consumer-friendly—ways of detecting suspicious behavior. https://on.wsj.com/3TIqGu121d
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