How do I pass the endless Google captcha when logging into Facebook account?

Sometimes I get a captcha when logging in. After I pass it, the login window pops up, and then it starts all over again, an endless loop.



1) Change proxy
Most often, the problem is with the proxy. If you're on a remote or server-based network, change it to a mobile one. If it's the same on mobile, create a new profile and update your IP.

If that doesn't help, change your provider.

2) Log in to your Google account
Sometimes the captcha is passed, but the continue button won't click. The problem is that Google doesn't trust you. Simply log in to any Google account, go to YouTube, and everything will be fine—the captcha will be passed easily.

3) Wait
Sometimes "waiting" is enough. Try passing the captcha the next day.

4) Listen to the captcha
Listen to the captcha and enter what you hear. Then you can do without a proxy.

i believe this is not something we can avoid but i just get this once i want to login into my account and that all no endless loop and if i get one that means i did it wrongly

Try clearing cookies/cache, using a normal browser and network.

That loop is usually caused by a browser, network, or account trust issue.

hi i think that loop is usually normal you can try clearing your browser cache and cookies or use incognito mode and also you can also turn off vpn and try logging in with a different browser maybe it help.

It's nothing but an IP issue only. Those endless loops will make you go mad!

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i believe this is not something we can avoid but i just get this once i want to login into my account and that all no endless loop and if i get one that means i did it wrongly

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Yes, I experience this quite often as well. It usually only happens when I first open the website in the morning.

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Sometimes I get a captcha when logging in. After I pass it, the login window pops up, and then it starts all over again, an endless loop.

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1) Change proxy
Most often, the problem is with the proxy. If you're on a remote or server-based network, change it to a mobile one. If it's the same on mobile, create a new profile and update your IP.

If that doesn't help, change your provider.

2) Log in to your Google account
Sometimes the captcha is passed, but the continue button won't click. The problem is that Google doesn't trust you. Simply log in to any Google account, go to YouTube, and everything will be fine—the captcha will be passed easily.

3) Wait
Sometimes "waiting" is enough. Try passing the captcha the next day.

4) Listen to the captcha
Listen to the captcha and enter what you hear. Then you can do without a proxy.

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This usually shouldn’t keep looping endlessly. It could be caused by repeated incorrect operations, but sometimes it can also be related to the IP issue

have to completely agree with @iFreelancer on this one. It is almost entirely an IP trust issue rather than you solving the puzzle incorrectly.

When you get stuck in that endless loop where you know for a fact you clicked all the traffic lights perfectly but it just fades into another image, it means your IP address is scorched on the backend. The reCAPTCHA system evaluates your IP history and browser fingerprint before you even click the first tile. If your proxy subnet has a terrible trust score from previous automated activity, Google will simply refuse to generate the success token. They just keep feeding you puzzles to waste your time and drain bot resources.

Clearing your cache or switching browsers will not do anything if the IP itself is flagged as malicious. Like iFreelancer mentioned, you need to ditch the cheap datacenter proxies and switch to high quality residential or mobile proxies where the IP rotates dynamically. The audio captcha trick the OP mentioned sometimes bypasses the visual loop, but the easiest fix is just getting on an IP that Google actually trusts. Once you do that, you will pass the challenge on the very first try.

You can retrieve data based on your IP address, or you can develop an automation system to automatically pull APIs from captcha sites.

When this happens to me the issue is always the proxy, but if it is something else I don't see how you could solve that

Just press the refresh button so that the style of the captcha could be changed or the bug can be removed because there maybe chances of the endless Google captcha due to bugs...

I only experience this when my network is not stable. It might worth your while to check network connectivity next time it happens

I have run into similar login loops before, and it can sometimes be related to cookies/session data, the browser, or Facebook flagging the login as unusual. I would try clearing Facebook cookies, using a different browser or device, and temporarily disabling any VPN or proxy before logging in again.

Does this happen on every device or only one particular browser? I ask because if it only happens in one place, that points more toward a local browser/session issue.

Are you logging in from the same IP/location you normally use, or does that change frequently? I ask because repeated location or IP changes can sometimes trigger additional Facebook security checks and CAPTCHA loops.

I think that kind of loop is usually normal. It can be caused by repeated incorrect actions, though sometimes it is related to IP issues. You could try clearing your browser's cache and cookies or using Incognito mode to see if that resolves the problem.

try turn off any VPN and use a stable IP, clear cookies and cache, try an incognito window or disable extensions like ad blockers, and if the desktop browser keeps looping, verify once on the mobile app or another device first.