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Article discussing unusual activity detected on computer network
Readers asked to confirm they are not robots by clicking a box

In a recent article by Bloomberg, the issue of unusual activity being detected on a computer network is addressed. Readers are prompted to click a box to confirm they are not robots in order to continue accessing the content. The article reminds readers to check their browser settings to ensure JavaScript and cookies are enabled and not being blocked. It also provides information on how to reach out to the support team for further assistance.

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