Why three reCaptcha "Are you Human" checkbox popups?
Now we have to check a box to open the site. Another before we enter our login information and finally a third when we click to pass our credentials to the backend. That is absurd. Please have someone re-think this.
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@sc woz Have you tried on multiple networks, including mobile ones?
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I also have had this problem every time I try to sign it. Often, I just abandon the effort — and my attempt to update my tree. I am all for security, but this is just over the top.
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I realize that this is a somewhat older thread, but I wanted to note that I'm not seeing this at all. I'm on a wired network, however, running Windows 10 and an InPrivate session of the Edge browser, with no ad-blocking or pop-up blockers, if that helps any.
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As reported in another discussion, I only encounter the general problem when I visit the Search category of Community and am not signed in. Usually just one occurrence per browser session, then no more checks. However, today I was subject to a second check. I hit the back arrow (I'm fairly sure I had been reading a Search post at the time) then had to check (tick) a box to confirm I was / am human.
Previously, the general issue was only experienced when I used a phone or tablet - recently, the checks have spread to when I'm using my PC.
I would stress that I have only ever been checked for being human when not signed in and, even then, only when going to the Search category of Community.
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Given that the screens to confirm my humanity are the same across a number of sites, I would suggest that the software is bought in and is probably running permanently during our session. So I think that FamilySearch don't specify how many times we confirm or when - it's up to the supplier of the software.
I would have agreed with @Paul W that the check only appears when not already signed in - except that yesterday(?) I had an additional challenge after I'd already signed in. It's only happened once so what brought that on, I don't know.
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