Of course.
> Recaptcha is simply part of this negotiation.
It is only a negotiation if I know it is there.
Of course.
> Recaptcha is simply part of this negotiation.
It is only a negotiation if I know it is there.
"We track all of your activities and provide third parties the ability to do so as well - to provide a better user experience - and we may or may not sell or distribute the collected data at our own discretion and continued use of this site grants us permission in perpetuity. Further, should you decide to sue us, you agree to binding arbitration at a venue chosen by us, conducted by an arbiter of our choosing, in which case you promise to lose regardless of outcome. If you disagree, please leave the site now but just know, by being here and reading this, you have already granted us this power and we've mostly already collected what we needed from you. Thank you. Stop wasting our bandwidth now. Fuck off!"
You're not going to get through a site with a properly implemented captcha just by blocking it.
And it's difficult to imagine legislating that away, as it's sort of fundamental to all network computing.
The idea that FB and Google are openly making a trade with users is ludicrous. I'm horrified that you either sincerely believe that there's a fair negotiation happening or that you don't care (given your employment history).