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# reCAPTCHA for eMarketeer Forms
reCAPTCHA protects your forms from bot submissions using Google's CAPTCHA system.
All eMarketeer forms published after April 25th, 2022 have reCAPTCHA protection. A grey and blue arrow icon at the bottom of hosted form pages shows that reCAPTCHA is active.
reCAPTCHA icon
reCAPTCHA prevents bots from submitting fake answers to your forms, which would otherwise fill your reports with unwanted activity and create fake contacts in your account. It works for both eMarketeer-hosted forms and forms you embed on your own site. Follow the steps shown when you publish the form.
## reCAPTCHA v3
Earlier versions of CAPTCHA asked visitors to identify objects in images or decipher hard-to-read text. reCAPTCHA v3 works differently: it analyzes how visitors interact with the page and uses that to classify each visitor as a person or a bot. Your form visitors are not interrupted when submitting.
For more detail, see [Google's reCAPTCHA documentation](https://www.google.com/recaptcha/about/).
## Turning off reCAPTCHA
You can turn off reCAPTCHA for forms on your account from the related option on the account's Integration settings page.
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