We’re also intrigued by the Honkid Mouse Jiggler ($14, Amazon), whose dongle has a display that shows just how long you’ve been idle. You can purchase it with either a USB-A or USB-C port.

The problem with a mouse jiggler for the purpose of fooling your boss/company is that if your computer shows that you are at your desk and your boss calls or IMs you, and you don’t answer, you ...

No software installation needed, drive-free, mechanical movement. With USB plug and a USB C adapter. Power the mouse jiggler either by an external power adapter or by the USB port of computer.

A device that moves an unattended mouse to prevent the computer from locking up after a period of non-use. A mouse jiggler is also used by remote users to fake working if their employers monitor ...

Here's how I used a mouse jiggler to take a monthlong trip to Italy without telling my boss. ... It's not rocket science and involves a lot of copying and pasting, so I have a lot of free time.

The mouse jiggler is a useful device in this scenario, and there is absolutely no chance of getting caught as IT staff in local councils are very poorly paid; any with a clue quickly move on to ...

According to the post, the worker was asked to “sign a PIP,” or performance improvement plan, after their company’s security team notified their manager that they were using a mouse jiggler app.

The man got caught using a "mouse jiggler" to make it look like he was actively online at all four of his jobs. "Mouse jigglers" come in two types — an actual physical piece of equipment that ...

As one jiggler buyer wrote this month in an Amazon (AMZN) review praising a $34.99 "mouse-mover" device: "If my mouse hasn't moved for 4 minutes, I go into idle & that time goes against my ...