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Hey, at least this one didn't come from china and probably comes with a firmware designed to infect your system.

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>The good news is that more and more people are working from home these days. The bad news is that some of the more draconian employers out there aren’t too happy about it, to the point of using spyware software to keep tabs on their workers. Better make that bathroom break quick — Big Brother is watching!

Hey, at least this one didn't come from china and probably comes with a firmware designed to infect your system. Archive: https://archive.today/pMiVE From the post: >>The good news is that more and more people are working from home these days. The bad news is that some of the more draconian employers out there aren’t too happy about it, to the point of using spyware software to keep tabs on their workers. Better make that bathroom break quick — Big Brother is watching!

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  • AutoHotkey script that is written to produce mouse movements to designated or random areas of the screen, as well as mouse clicks and key sends or swapping between open windows to simulate active presence. Many work-at-home tasks are so repetitive, one could practically automate their entire work day with one script and never be at their computer.
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My work doesn't monitor us for mouse movements but I have a jiggler anyway since it keeps the stupid screensaver from kicking on and locking my computer during meetings. We can't install software so auto hotkey is out (before they locked us down so hard I did have script to move my mouse slightly every couple of minutes) but the jigglers are just using mouse drivers so they work well.

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I've seen videos of people simply putting their mouse atop an analog watch. If you have one it would seem there is no need to buy/build a designated jiggler.

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Oh interesting. My bf has a huge watch collection. I'll have to try that with some of his. I wonder which types will work.

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The logic behind a hardware device is that IT has caught on to people doing exactly that.