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cool story.
Look forward to the next.
Captcha isn't about getting the right answers. In fact, humans struggle more with captcha than computers do. It's actually measuring your mouse movements, the way you click, how long it takes you. It's harder to do that with mobile, as taps don't quite translate as well. Maybe give it a few extra erroneous taps to show your humanity.
Some verification systems also check your browsing and activity history as well like the "I am not a robot" reCaptcha. If you have no history, it can't reCaptcha you.
Captcha is pointless now anyway. AI can play chess better than humans, AI can draw artwork better than humans, AI can program better than humans.
AI can solve captchas better too.
Want to verify human beings with captcha? You would verify more humans by letting in only the people who fail the captcha.
this email from discord with the subject line showed up at my gmail
That makes sense, there was some mods for Fallout 4 the mod authors left nexusmods and went to discord for there removed mods and it's been over year sense I played Fallout 4
I did.
It is a crappy program.. there are other, older and better programs to just chat and voicechat with others without needing to create profiles, and open as much ports to your system/give away as much privacy.
+ it opens your systems for hacking.. and the worst part.,.. it is open to all in a group not just the owners.
-> by merely joining in a group.. it permanently opens a gate to all others who were member or visiting that group at that moment.. even if you leave that group later.. that port won't close as long as you have discord installed.
while I have other layers of protection and they never made it through them.. I did get records of those... and I never has as many attacks/attempts to install keyloggers, do ddos and such.. as when I had discord installed..
deinstalling it.. did noticiple end that issue..
sure I have fixed the open gates since.. but software that need that many holes plugging I not want on my system anyway.
no it is not. it is leak as a sieve.. system security wise..
steam has it's flaws.. but it has far more layers of security.. you won't get from talking to another steam user as easy to my IP.. let alone to a point you can try to bruteforce acces.
yes steam itself installs a few things (they collect data about you.. so if you don't shield that.. it will cost you privacy) but it's far harder to use steam to infiltrate other peoples systems.
If you're on a more recent version of Windows, your post is utter nonsense. You could also be using a different OS altogether.
Discord is safe. Just use the same safety internet browsing as everywhere else even when using the app.