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When I opened Google with Safari(using iPhone), this message appeared "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network" but my PC doesn't have this problem.
And I don't use VPN.
I don't know why this happens.
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hi i just had this problem and i restarted/powered off my phone and it’s working now. have i been hacked or is it just a glitch? can you explain what it was if you know because it’s making me very anxious
I keep having this issue no matter how many times I restart the phone or delete cookies in the browser. This fix is switch to Bing or any other search engine. Google just sucks anymore.
I am on private browsing (which is annoyingly suddenly making me approve terms every time as well), and I still get this issue. Even after clearing everything, wiping, resetting etc.
I am not experiencing that issue even after the update on iPhone 11 Pro Max or the XS Max so not sure that It is related but I’m glad to here your issue with the captcha has been resolved.
I am an ATT user. I tried your fox. Nothing. Same problem.
i tried the restart and clear browser history and I was directed to a recaptcha, while it solved the problem it usually reoccurs.
This resolved it. Thank you!
Having the same problem. I do not use Siri. It's happening with both Safari & Chrome.
I’m having the same problem. This happened ever since I got a new iPhone. I haven’t gone on suspicious sites or anything if the sort. It just happened. I would like to know why
Are you using a VPN?
The only thing that worked for me was going to: settings> safari> advanced> website data> Remove all website data
Google "detected unusual traffic" message on iPhone
