Security filters of search engines and websites
When hundreds of users are connected to the same tunnel server, all their search queries hit websites from a single shared IP address. To the security algorithms of Google, Yandex, and other services, this behavior is indistinguishable from a spam attack or hacking attempt, prompting the system to demand proof that a human is sending the request.
How to get rid of endless captchas
- switch to a less crowded server or change the connection country in your client
- use a dedicated static IP address assigned to a single user
- log into your permanent browser account to increase system trust
- set up split tunneling for search engines so they operate directly