• Resolved ajdin1997

    (@ajdin1997)


    I am not sure is this bug or its suppose to be like this, but when i try to login i get the email to verify account but i can skip that if i type again username and password, and it will log me in without going to the email to verify login.

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  • Hey @ajdin1997,

    Does this happen each time you try to log in? The reason the email verification is needed is due to how Google scores users. I’m wondering if on the second attempt Google has scored the user differently.

    Please let me know.

    Thanks,

    Gerroald

    Thread Starter ajdin1997

    (@ajdin1997)

    Yes its happen each time and for every single user but i dont mind it, the problem is that users can skip that verification by typing username and pass again after receiving verification message on login screen.
    Example: i am trying to login and the message popups and saying i need to go to email to approve login but instead going to email i just type username and pass again and i will be logged without goong to email to verify.

    Hey @ajdin1997,

    I’ve spoken with the developers about this.

    We believe what I mentioned earlier about the score changing on the second attempt is what’s happening. It’s possible after the first attempt some type of JavaScript is cached resulting in a better score which doesn’t require the email verification. It’s difficult to see this in action due to the CAPTCHA being invisible. They mentioned the next release may help with this because they’re going to get the Google score much later in the process.

    I know it’s difficult to see, but I can assure you that you aren’t bypassing the CAPTCHA. Rather you score is changing so you’re able to log in without the extra verification.

    Thanks,

    Gerroald

    Thread Starter ajdin1997

    (@ajdin1997)

    Thanks for the update.
    I will close the thread now.

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