CAPTCHAS and being visual impaired

[Pawnless Endgame]

CAPTCHA tests are meant to distinguish between humans and robots. They started out years ago as disguised letters/numbers and they were difficult enough as they were back then. Now, they're incorporating boxes and you have to tick the ones that contain a subject e.g. cars, road signs and shop fronts. The 3 examples I did below came back as incorrect and it took me about 12 attempts to log into Just-Eat in the end. All I wanted to do was to track my curry that was due to be delivered in about 10 minutes time! Is there any group or body that I can go to to make a complaint? I can't complain to Just-Eat because it's a number of firms that started using this type of test all of a sudden. Surely it's grounds for discrimination too?

Surely the bog standard 2FA is the best form of security if it's just consumer computing?

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

Cheers guys. I'll try the audio button again when I'm in a quieter place, as I was on a bus when I last tried it and couldn't hear what it was saying.

The screenshots are clearly from a mobile but I get the same CAPTCHAs on desktop as well. I think it's just better to use 2FA for existing accounts e.g. Just-Eat, although I normally keep Just-Eat logged in. The irony was that after the 12 or so failed attempts to track my curry, there was a knock on my front door and there he was with the curry lol