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+title: "mCaptcha net"
+description: "A network of mCaptcha instances sharing PoW stats to make mCaptcha more efficient and accessible"
+lead: "We are mCaptcha. We build kickass CAPTCHA systems that give (DDoS) attackers a run for their money. And we do all of this without tracking your users. Oh and did I mention our UX is great?"
+date: 2023-10-19
+lastmod: 2023-10-19
+draft: true
+weight: 50
+images: ["icon.png"]
+contributors: ["Aravinth Manivannan"]
+---
+
+mCaptcha requires the webmaster to provide [difficulty
+factor](docs/terminology/difficulty-factor/) configurations to offer
+effective protection. Choosing difficulty factors that work for everyone is a hard task
+because it isn't possible to accurately predict the kind of visitors
+have. But what if had a system that will improve [mCaptcha
+installations](/docs/introduction/installing-captcha/)
+based on performance of it users? Enter mCaptcha net!
+
+The admins of mCaptcha instances can choose to upload truly anonymous
+Proof-of-Work (PoW) statistics to
+[mCaptcha/survey](https://git.batsense.net/mCaptcha/survey) instances,
+which other mCaptcha instances can then use to automatically optimize
+the installations that they hsot.
+
+NOTE: This system is opt-in, webmasters must consent to publishing
+for the performance statistics from their mCaptcha installation to be
+uploaded.
+
+## Ensuring anonymity
+
+mCaptcha doesn't fingerprint its users. Performance parameters include:
+
+1. Time taken to generate PoW
+2. The difficulty factor for which the PoW was computed
+3. Type of client library used.
+
+```json
+"time":14,
+"difficulty_factor":50000,
+"worker_type":"wasm"
+```
+
+This doesn't include the usual fingerprinting parameters like User-Agent,
+cookies, and IP address. Additionally, we use a psuedo ID within
+mCaptcha to avoid. We also use psuedo IDs within mCaptcha to prevent the
+underlying mCaptcha installation from being exposing.