My browser uses the same algorithm, so the text I entered is "2gtth5" now. The server looks up my hashed password

This is not correct. Your browser will submit "shark" and then the backend server will do whatever hashing is required and after that it will compare the hashes. If hashing was happening in the browser that would mean that an attacker would be be able to attack by using just the hashes of the passwords, not the passwords themselves. Also in such case, the browser would had been responsible to do the required salting which in turn would make it pointless as it would had been known.

I personally blocked it because I want to talk to everyone on lemmy

Genius

Where exactly was the good idea?

Yeah but this is in the area of unpaid labor. You "had to" solve a captcha in order they let you use another service. You are not visiting a page with the sole purpose of voluntarily solving captchas

You don't know the age of the other person

Awesome, now you get only subconscious messages flashed in your eyes.

What else are people going to do to avoid installing Firefox?

Google is not funding Firefox only for the search engine being default. Google needs to keep Firefox alive because it is their sole competitor. If Firefox (Mozilla) goes down, Google can be accused for monopoly practices which is something they want to avoid.

How else will the AI be able to recognize that such text is "bad"?

humanity is slowly turning it's back on social media

Are you living in a parallel universe or something? Are we talking for the same humanity that is 24/7 on Instagram and on tiktok?

I really wish you're right but I'm afraid that the minorities you may know who just abandoned Facebook are not representing humanity

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Yeah this should he illegal, wtf

Isn't every reinstall an opportunity for changes?

Not only that but people are also stealing their tranquilizers