I am trying to visit google.scholar and it’s telling me the below.
We're sorry...
... but your computer or network may be sending automated queries. To protect our users, we can't process your request right now.
i have cleared browser history and looked for anything suspicious to no avail. Help please … thank you
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Original Title: Malware?
iPhone 13 mini, iOS 18
For assistance with accessing Google services, contact Google Support.
Google has seemingly been losing the plan for a while now, with various sorts of issues arising over there.
Here, it may simply be iCloud+ Private Relay is making it more difficult for Google to track you. Or there is some other factor related to your client or your connection. But we don’t know why a Google-implemented check is failing, nor is Google seemingly likely to describe why you’re being blocked.
I’m currently able to access Google Scholar with Private Relay enabled too, so that is clearly not a hard block.
Nor is this malware.
Here are some alternatives to Google Scholar: https://alternativeto.net/software/google-scholar/
Cleared your browser cache?
Do you use a VPN on your phone?
Jspry wrote:
No, should I?
NO. Definitely NO! I was wondering if a VPN was causing connectivity issues, which they commonly do.
I've never honestly seen anyone post here about whatever Google Scholar is. It's not an Apple product, so it would honestly be best if you sought help from Google with your issue.
Sounds like Microsoft Learn. They are all ditching support and forums and going for open learning facilities.
I accidentally signed into MSL trying to ask a simple question about a Word bug. I think I'm now a reluctant student.
LD150 wrote:
Sounds like Microsoft Learn. They are all ditching support and forums and going for open learning facilities.
I accidentally signed into MSL trying to ask a simple question about a Word bug. I think I'm now a reluctant student.
LOL. Let us know when you'll be graduating. Maybe we can get a group to come celebrate the momentous occasion!
No, should I?
Jspry wrote:
No, should I?
ABSOLUTELY NOT.
No it is some sort of scholarly literature query system
I tried it, same result as OP
Maybe it only recognizes true scholars?
I can access it without issue
Thank you!I will check out the alternatives….
i have accessed it previously with zero issues…. This came up within the last 2-3 months.
I tried "wheat genotypes", with a clear cache, it still suspects me of being a bot.
Or it knows More about me than it should. Or outside USA maybe.
Suspicious 'automated queries' warning on Google Scholar
