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Cloudflare teams up with Chrome, Edge, and Firefox to tackle bot traffic without CAPTCHAs (www.techspot.com)

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Cloudflare is working with the makers of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on a new way for websites to tell whether incoming traffic is legitimate – without resorting to the usual mix of CAPTCHAs, logins, and extra tracking.

The system is called Private Access Control Tokens, or PACT, and it arrives at a time when bots have surpassed human traffic online.

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[–] pHr34kY@lemmy.world 6 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago)

This sounds a bit like a passport-stamping scheme. But the passport doesn't have your name and photo on it. Hopefully it only stores verifiable stamps, but not who stamped it.

I hope they use this to tackle age verification. I'd like to just have a token to prove my age without handing over an actual ID to questionable companies.