Vercel Security Checkpoint

Why Does This Happen?

• Security Measures: Vercel implements these checkpoints as a security measure to protect websites from bots, spam, and other malicious activities.
• Browser or Network Issues: Sometimes, your browser settings, extensions, or network configuration might trigger these checkpoints.

How to Resolve

1. Enable JavaScript: The message explicitly asks you to enable JavaScript. Ensure that JavaScript is enabled in your browser settings. The process to do this varies by browser, but it's usually found in the settings or preferences section under security or content settings.

2. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies: Sometimes, outdated cache and cookies can cause issues. Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, especially those related to the website you're trying to access.

3. Check Browser Extensions: Certain browser extensions might interfere with how your browser interacts with websites. Try disabling recently installed extensions or those that might be related to privacy, security, or ad-blocking, as these are common culprits.

4. Use a Different Browser or Incognito Mode: If the issue persists, try accessing the website from a different browser or use the incognito/private mode of your current browser. This can help determine if the issue is browser-specific.

5. Contact the Website Owner: If you're the website owner or have contact with them, they might need to adjust settings on their Vercel account or verify their domain to resolve the issue.

6. Wait It Out: In some cases, these checkpoints are temporary and resolve on their own after a short period.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be helpful to seek more specific advice from Vercel's support documentation or contact their support team directly, as the problem could be related to their platform's specific configurations or temporary outages.