Parr: Hubstaff and Teramind data shows ~7% of workers use mouse jigglers
Sam Parr · 3 Startup Ideas: Mouse Jigglers, Employee Monitoring Softwares and Photoshop Copycats · Jul 12, 2024 · at 2:48
Sam Parr discusses data from employee surveillance software companies on the prevalence of mouse jiggler devices.
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“There's a company called Hubstaff and Terra mine. I think it's called, there's two of them. They have something like 5000 companies amongst them and they are employee tracking software. And they did this survey where they looked at a million of their customers or a million users using their spine tracking software. And they found that roughly seven percent of the million people who are using this software were using these mouse jigglers or something like it.”
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