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OpenAI’s ChatGPT Agent casually clicks through “I am not a robot” verification test
(arstechnica.com)
this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2025
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Makes sense.
The article talks about Cloudflare's very different CAPTCHA, not Google's, but I agree.
I count on Cloudflare's useless captcha for my *arr stack.
Wait. Your *arr apps are public?
Big yikes if so. The only public-facing part of my stack is Overseerr.
*ourr apps, apparently
You have to have a Cloudflare captcha solver for some of the *arr stack to work with certain indexers or something, idk. When my old *arr stack died and had to be rebuilt I ran into that problem, and after a short investigation, I promptly said fuck it and learned usenet. So happy that I did.
I think the confusion comes from people misunderstanding that cloud flare isn’t being set up in front of the arr stack, Instead, what people are talking about is flaresolverr, an application that helps services like jackett bypass cloudflares verification.
Yeah, if they want it accessible over the internet, hide it behind a Wireguard tunnel.