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Today, have you encountered a situation where you logged into FB but FB wanted to verify that you were not a robot using captcha. But after completing the captcha, you had to log in again and verify the captcha again?
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Does clearing cookies/cache solve the above problem?
I've encountered the same issue where after completing the captcha, Facebook asks me to log in again and verify the captcha. Clearing cookies/cache or using a different browser might help. If the problem continues, it's best to reach out to Facebook support.
 
Yes, I have faced this problem before. Sometimes it happens when the website thinks we are robots. It can be frustrating to have to verify the captcha multiple times.
 
Yes, I have faced this problem before. Sometimes it happens when the website thinks we are robots. It can be frustrating to have to verify the captcha multiple times.
how did you fix it
 
Yeah, I’ve had that happen a few times. It usually loops like that when FB suspects unusual activity or when using certain proxies/VPNs. Switching IPs or clearing cookies often fixes it for me.
 
Yeah, I’ve had that happen a few times. It usually loops like that when FB suspects unusual activity or when using certain proxies/VPNs. Switching IPs or clearing cookies often fixes it for me.
I changed IP and deleted all web cookie history but I still can't fix the login problem.
 
Yeah, I’ve run into that before. It usually happens when FB’s system flags unusual login activity. Sometimes clearing cookies or switching devices helps, but it does feel random at times.
 
Oh yeah, that endless captcha loop on Facebook? Happens when they’re extra paranoid usually if they spot something unusual like a VPN or your IP jumping around. I usually fix it by clearing cookies or just switching to a different browser or device. Turning on two-factor authentication also helps reduce those constant checks. Annoying, but kinda their way to keep things secure.
 
This error is usually caused by your browser or internet network being marked as unusual by Facebook's security system. You can open another browser to log in from the beginning and see.
 
This error usually occurs when Facebook's security system suspects unusual activity from your browser or internet network. This may be because you are using a VPN/proxy or because FB detects unusual login/access activity. To fix this, you can try one of the following: change to another IP address, clear cookies and cache of the current browser, or simply open another browser and try logging in again.
 
It really depends on the vertical, but generally Tier 1 countries tend to be stricter with compliance checks, while some Tier 2–3 geos are a bit more forgiving. Stability often comes down more to account quality, setup, and creatives than just geo.
 
sounds extremely frustrating. try changing IP and clearing web history, then logging in again.
 
Today, have you encountered a situation where you logged into FB but FB wanted to verify that you were not a robot using captcha. But after completing the captcha, you had to log in again and verify the captcha again?View attachment 477232
Yes, Facebook’s captcha loop happens when their system suspects unusual activity or IP issues. It’s annoying but usually means they’re double-checking your login to prevent bots. Using a stable IP and clearing cookies can help reduce it, but sometimes it just takes patience. interesting
 
I have encountered this situation and it makes me very upset. Please change your IP address.
 
I think this error may be caused by unstable browser or network connection. You should try clearing your browser cache and cookies, then restart and log in again. If it still doesn't work, try switching to another browser or check your network connection.
 
Repeated CAPTCHA verification or login loop errors usually occur when Facebook suspects you are a bot or detects unusual activity (usually due to using VPN/proxy). To fix this, you should change your IP or clear your browser cookies.
 
The main reason is that Facebook or the website's security system suspects you are a bot or detects unusual activity from your network. This is very common when using certain VPNs or proxies. Try switching to a different IP address immediately, or simply clearing your browser's cookies and cache.
 
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