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Podcaster Lex Fridman jokingly made Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg complete a real-world CAPTCHA, the puzzles that help computers tell humans from robots.iOS 16 and macOS Ventura will allow automatic CAPTCHA verification. Apple will introduce a feature to bypass CAPTCHAs.Cloudflare is working on Turnstile, a web security tool that would eliminate CAPTCHA. The tool is currently in open beta.Umar Shakir / The Verge: Cloudflare releases Turnstile, a CAPTCHA alternative that tests the browser, not users, through JavaScript-based challenges, in betaPlayers trying to log in to view their 2021 PlayStation Wrap-Up statistics encounter some issues with the site’s mouse captcha.Apple is working with Cloudflare and Fastly to replace annoying CAPTCHA sessions with seamless authorization to protect privacy.iOS 16’s brilliant CAPTCHA bypass will work on more websites thanks to Cloudflare’s new free API – what you need to know.Cloudflare has announced Turnstile, a more privacy protecting and user experience centered replacement for CAPTCHA.Cloudflare claims Turnstile could replace CAPTCHA challenges as a faster alternative that determines if a visitor is a real person or a bot within a second and can work without even a single click.Many senior citizens struggle to decode captcha during tatkal bookingsSome cybersecurity experts say CAPTCHA asking you to spot traffic lights is useless in the fight against bots, but the Google-owned technology is improving.APPLE is set to rid us the most annoying thing about the internet in its next big iOS update for iPhone. The tech giant is working on a way for us to no longer do those irritating CAPTCHA challenge…Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by UlyssesCan’t see all the ‘Stop’ signs in the grid of photos? Apple might have the answer for you.With the release of iOS 16 this year, Apple is taking steps towards eliminating the need for those pesky CAPTCHAs around the web. A new feature called Private Access Tokens will use a combination of details about your device and your Apple ID to infoUsers face increasingly impossible challenges to prove they are not bots.