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I was quoting, therefore responding to, Mr. BLACK KITTEN, who said that the problem was encountered on Firefox and Brave only, and the CAPTCHAs solve with other browsers. So if those tests were conducted while being connected to a VPN server, it's illogical to believe it's universal and so blame Cloudflare. Certainly makes it more probable for me that the browser configuration (about:config, addons, plugins, etc.) plays some part here – if it's not outright a customer decision to block those IP addresses and ranges, as Staff noted. I was not conversing with you in that part of the post, but I should've made it clearer by a mention, maybe. That's because I am your opposition in this discussion and don't believe this to be as remotely alarming as you think. Certainly not a threat to AirVPN as a company, as people mostly use a VPN for file sharing (going by the topics created around here, and bandwidth statistics). Also, a frequently posted recommendation around these very same forums for those in need of privacy is to use Tor. AirVPN forums are there to provide a platform for AirVPN users to help each other with problems around AirVPN tech; it's a gift from AirVPN to the community. I am a moderator here because I voluntarily requested it a few years ago to help with spam removal. thread management and readability enhancement of the posts. Actually, I requested it because people wrote me privately that it took days to get their posts approved, and I wanted to get down that delay. I have not requested moderator rights to bring about some "better future" for AirVPN, defend it or do some weird missionary work preaching their mission statement. I am not a team member to worry about that. In fact, when I presented one such case of defense to Staff on something that transpired on Reddit and sought explanations, I've been told not to worry as whatever happened didn't have even a minute effect on AirVPN's reputation or sales.