Practice different CAPTCHA challenges that websites use to check you're a real person, not a bot
A CAPTCHA stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart." Websites use them to stop automated bots from creating fake accounts, sending spam, or abusing services. You've probably seen them when signing up for something online or submitting a form!
The most common CAPTCHA. Google analyzes your mouse movement and behavior. Just click the checkbox!
One of the oldest methods. You must read distorted, wavy letters and type them correctly.
Select specific objects from a grid of images. Robots struggle to identify real-world objects!
Solve a simple math problem. Humans can do this easily, but bots need to be specifically programmed.
Complete a common phrase or sentence. Uses everyday knowledge that bots often lack.
Rotate an image to its correct orientation. Requires understanding of the real world.