As temperatures rise, online searches are up for so-called 'mouse jigglers' which mimic the movement of a cursor so that bosses don't realise their home working staff are offline.
The Wells Fargo saga may have spooked a few master mouse jiggler users, but it's unlikely many people outside the finance industry will get caught out, let alone sacked.
Carl Howell, a UK-based mouse jiggling salesman, tells me his mouse movers are 'undetectable' and that people want them because they can get their work done in just half a day but need their bosses to think it's taken them longer.
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