Here is a little info for frustrated computer users. Yahoo and Google are wanting to do the "two step verification" process with me. The main idea is that the hacker will be in your e-mail but not on your phone. (I disagree.) They want to call your phone just to prove it is you. How wonderful. Yes, they are really doing their job. Here is my fix for that. Click on it and the page opens. Now go to the top of your browser and you find your e-mail. Click on that and then close the "two step verification." Browsers are all different but so far this works every time.

This next one is constantly asking if you are a robot. Google used to pull this on me often. It is annoying and also funny. Robots do not use, store, or steal anything. What causes this error is too much activity in browser cache and if you stream anything it gets worse. The fix is pretty simple. Open your browser and go to your user cache, select it all, and delete it. Now the system has to start over and user packets are not coming from everywhere like before.

I hope this helps someone. I'm using a Firefox browser but they are all fairly much the same for something like this. I have also turned Edge browser off completely thanks to apps at Sordum.org.