Bing tests new human verification method before showing results
Bing is testing a new 'One Last Step' human verification screen before displaying search results, part of a broader trend of search engines adding anti-bot measures.
Bing is testing a new 'One Last Step' human verification screen before displaying search results, part of a broader trend of search engines adding anti-bot measures.
Bing is now testing a new verification method on its search results. When a user searches for something, this verification screen appears before showing the results. The verification title reads “One Last Step,” with a subheading below it saying “Please solve the challenge below to continue,” followed by a verification check confirming the user is human.
Since I explore Bing daily, this was the first time I’ve seen this, so it felt new to me.
Here is a screenshot of this.

This fits into a broader pattern of search engines adding more verification steps to filter out bots and automated scraping something we’ve also seen tested recently on Google.
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