Websites that track users' keystrokes and mouse movements are not violating Florida laws against wiretapping, a US federal judge in Fort Lauderdale has ruled. — Dreamstime/TNS
It looks like Florida Internet users won’t be getting paid for visiting commercial websites that track their mouse clicks and keystrokes.
Activity tracking software used by wholesale club Costco did not violate a state law barring wiretapping because it doesn’t intercept any “content”, a federal judge in Fort Lauderdale has ruled. Similar lawsuits against owners of other merchant websites have been slapped down as well in recent months.
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