"We've detected automated behavior on your account": the scraping warning. It
reaches the library by two different roads, and the screen is one: Instagram's
navigation challenge names the step scraping_warning, and a redirect
challenge resolves to the Bloks app
com.bloks.www.ig.challenge.scraping_warning. Its input is a sum of exactly
those two variants (navigation with the step decoded by
ChallengeNavigationAnswerSchema, redirect with the resolved challenge), so
a screen can never hold both variants' fields at once.
Reached only as an interruption of a request (OpenChallenge(error)); it has
no back and is no step of a trail.
Its one action, acknowledge(), takes the road the screen was reached
by:
a navigation step sends the step's submission unchanged (which already
refetches the challenge) and continues into the step the server answers
with;
a resolved redirect dismisses through the Bloks dismiss app when the answer
carries one — the one request the legacy action sent — and continues into
the step that answer is; an answer that names no further step is the
challenge's end, because dismissing is the person closing the warning.
Without a dismiss app it takes the challenge's navigation action, then
fetches and continues.
The challenge's end closes back to the interrupted screen; the action runs
only while this screen is on top, and the interrupted action is never retried.
Ships with screens.challenge.scraping-warning.png, the screen as the old
navigation class was observed on a test account.
Unverified by recording. No recording of the Android 451 app on this step
exists: the navigation answer is the challenge module's own sample, and the
redirect resolve was observed once and could not be reproduced on demand. A
recording of the Android app on the scraping warning, through either road,
would settle the screen and the dismissal.
"We've detected automated behavior on your account": the scraping warning. It reaches the library by two different roads, and the screen is one: Instagram's navigation challenge names the step
scraping_warning, and a redirect challenge resolves to the Bloks appcom.bloks.www.ig.challenge.scraping_warning. Its input is a sum of exactly those two variants (navigationwith the step decoded byChallengeNavigationAnswerSchema,redirectwith the resolved challenge), so a screen can never hold both variants' fields at once.Reached only as an interruption of a request (
OpenChallenge(error)); it has nobackand is no step of a trail.Its one action,
acknowledge(), takes the road the screen was reached by:The challenge's end closes back to the interrupted screen; the action runs only while this screen is on top, and the interrupted action is never retried.
Ships with
screens.challenge.scraping-warning.png, the screen as the old navigation class was observed on a test account.Unverified by recording. No recording of the Android 451 app on this step exists: the navigation answer is the challenge module's own sample, and the redirect resolve was observed once and could not be reproduced on demand. A recording of the Android app on the scraping warning, through either road, would settle the screen and the dismissal.