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Sumit Bhatia
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In order to know does SitecoreSitecore thinks the user is human, it saves true or false value to cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIESC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE.

For example if the value of cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIESC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE is: ef86f68776cf417db46dd217cc60807d|Trueef86f68776cf417db46dd217cc60807d|True

Sitecore thinks the user is human. If the value is false Sitecore thinks it is a robot. You could try to read this value with the same python script and see does Sitecore thinks its a robot or not. If the value is false(robot), the problem probably lies in a form itself.

In order to know does Sitecore thinks the user is human, it saves true or false value to cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE.

For example if the value of cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE is: ef86f68776cf417db46dd217cc60807d|True

Sitecore thinks the user is human. If the value is false Sitecore thinks it is a robot. You could try to read this value with the same python script and see does Sitecore thinks its a robot or not. If the value is false(robot), the problem probably lies in a form itself.

In order to know does Sitecore thinks the user is human, it saves true or false value to cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE.

For example if the value of cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE is: ef86f68776cf417db46dd217cc60807d|True

Sitecore thinks the user is human. If the value is false Sitecore thinks it is a robot. You could try to read this value with the same python script and see does Sitecore thinks its a robot or not. If the value is false(robot), the problem probably lies in a form itself.

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Jon Koivula
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In order to know does Sitecore thinks the user is human, it saves true or false value to cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE.

For example if the value of cookie SC_ANALYTICS_GLOBAL_COOKIE is: ef86f68776cf417db46dd217cc60807d|True

Sitecore thinks the user is human. If the value is false Sitecore thinks it is a robot. You could try to read this value with the same python script and see does Sitecore thinks its a robot or not. If the value is false(robot), the problem probably lies in a form itself.