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Real people should be able to answer it without any challenge, but bots will
struggle to answer it. A cow has how many legs?
If the submitter can’t answer the question properly, they must be a bot.
Set your form to disregard any submission that doesn’t answer the question correctly.
In Gravity Forms, you can prevent the bot from
submitting the form in the first place by adding conditional logic to the form button. If the submitter doesn’t input the correct text,
the submit button never becomes active. Add conditional logic to the
button under Form Settings. Make sure your question is
something anyone can answer without turning to
Google. It should take them no longer to answer this question that it
does to enter their own name. If the question is complex, hard to understand,
or relies on special knowledge, you’ll lose valid submissions.
Honeypots are traps that help you identify spam bots. They
use a hidden field that only bots can see.
Picture the scene: You are logging into a business meeting using the popular online video app Zoom.
Once into the Zoom meeting, each participant starts
to introduce themselves, until, suddenly, screaming-and an uninvited
young woman appears waving manically at the screen. This is the new COVID-19 reality:
If you are using Zoom without the right precautions, you are vulnerable to a practice known as “Zoom-bombing.” This sees uninvited attendees viewing your business meeting,
or worse, sharing pornographic images and content.
No one’s immune from this threat. Take, for example, founder and editor in chief of tech website The Information, Jessica Lessin,
who tweeted a week ago about how her video call was hijacked by someone who shared pornography.
Why is Zoom-bombing happening? So, why this sudden influx
of uninvited guests turning up to Zoom calls?
First, Zoom is a big target given the sudden surge in use since coronavirus has had us all working from home.
But it’s also to do with users sharing their Zoom meetings on social media sites
such as Twitter.
This iCloud Keychain integration was written prior
to Chromium building with the macOS 14 SDK so, if you happen to install such a password manager on macOS 14, its passkeys will be
labeled as “iCloud Keychain” in Chrome until we can do another
update. If you look at the structure of the signed messages in WebAuthn you’ll notice that one of the fields is called the “signature counter”.
In the previous long post I said to ignore it, which is
still correct, but here’s why. Signature counters are optional for
the authenticator to implement: it’s valid for a security key not to have a
signature counter, although the vast majority of
them do. In that case, the counter value is always zero.
But once a website has seen a non-zero value, then the security key has to ensure that the
counter, for all future assertions from a given credential, is strictly increasing.
The motivation of the signature counter is that it might allow websites to detect when a security key has been cloned.
It measures the percentage of people who clicked on one or more links in your email.
About 55% of email marketers agree that clickthrough
rate is the most effective metric for gauging the success of
your email campaign. So you can’t afford to take it for granted.
If subscribers aren’t clicking your email link, inserting GIFs into your emails may be an excellent way
to spice things up and get them to take action. In addition, they could help optimize your email campaign and boost click-through rates, leading to conversions and sales.
During the launch of Dell’s XPS 12 Convertible
Ultrabook, the company designed an email campaign to promote the product and better communicate how it works.
Therefore Dell opted to use GIFs to demonstrate
XPS 12’s transformation from a laptop to a tablet. I bet you’d love to see
such incredible results in your email marketing campaigns too.
The bottom line is that GIFs are fun, and customers love them.
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