When encountering a reCAPTCHA on Google Maps, identify why it appeared and what might be causing it. Also, determine if the block is temporary and what actions, if any, are suggested to resolve the issue or prevent future occurrences, without directly interacting with the CAPTCHA itself.
Navigate to 'https://www.google.com.ag/maps' Identify and click the 'Why did this happen?' link on the reCAPTCHA page. Read the content revealed after clicking the link. Summarize the primary reason for the reCAPTCHA, its potential causes, and any suggested resolutions or next steps.
State that the reCAPTCHA appeared due to Google detecting 'unusual traffic' from the computer network, potentially violating their Terms of Service. List potential causes for this unusual traffic, such as malicious software, browser plug-ins, automated scripts, or another computer on a shared IP address. Mention that using advanced search terms or sending requests too quickly can also trigger the CAPTCHA. Confirm that the block is temporary and will expire shortly after the unusual requests stop. State that solving the CAPTCHA will allow continued use of services. Mention the advice to ask a network administrator for help if on a shared connection.