There is no solution for this at the moment that the staff agrees with.
Botting is inevitable and can’t be stopped. There would always be a way to do it, so I feel like it’s something that they’ve come to terms with, and sort of look away from.
Coming from someone who’s made at least 20 bots to do random, fun, and hacky things on roblox, it’s very easy to create a bot if you are mediocre in programming.
Internally, all bots do is just browse the website as if they were a real person. They submit their account info and create an account as if you would on the actual homepage. They use the same uris that we use every day on the roblox website.
On their end, determining if somebody is a bot isn’t that easy of a task. There’s many ways to go about it but for a company like Roblox it has to pass a “check list”, they have standards that they try to meet for the website. Even with captchas, botting would still very much so exist. A captcha isn’t going to stop me from making bots.
In short, there is no simple solution to solve this issue. It isn’t worth their time because somehow, someway, people will figure out how to bypass their system.