Workers across the globe are using devices called 'mouse movers' to escape the watchful eyes of micromanaging bosses while working from home. The contraptions, also dubbed 'mouse jigglers,' ...
EMPLOYEES who work-from-home have been tricking their bosses with a mouse device that keeps their computer awake. The device, which is called a "mouse mover" or a "mouse jiggler," is placed under your ...
Remote workers are investing in technology to make sure their mouse is moving, even when they’re away. Employee surveillance may be to blame. Tools that keep a worker’s online status as active, often ...
Staff forced to work from home due to the pandemic are turning to ingenious methods to give watchful employers the slip. A boom in so-called ‘mouse movers’ has been uncovered, letting employees keep ...
Remote workers who use 'mouse-mover' technology to fake their activity are getting caught more frequently. Designed to mimic mouse movements and keyboard strokes, these tools create the illusion that ...
In lockdown, they flew off the shelves as sneaky staff found the perfect gadget to convince bosses they were busy working from home. And now a top bank has fired more than a dozen workers for using ...
Wells Fargo fired remote employees for faking work, revealed in Bloomberg report and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority filings. The bank's spokesperson emphasised high ethical standards. “Mouse ...
Wells Fargo, a major American bank, has fired more than a dozen employees who were using software to make it look like they were typing or moving the mouse cursor in an attempt to fake productivity ...
Mac OS X Lion, slated for a Wednesday release, may embrace multitouch gestures and trackpad shenanigans, but if you prefer a keyboard-based solution for your mousing and navigation, software company ...
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