Wells Fargo has terminated over a dozen employees for simulating keyboard activity to appear productive. This move comes amid broader scrutiny of work-from-home practices and the use of devices like mouse movers to avoid detection. The issue highlights ongoing debates about remote work monitoring, with some firms taking stringent stances against remote flexibility. Major banks like Bank of America and Goldman Sachs emphasize in-office work, reflecting concerns over productivity and surveillance ethics, particularly heightened since the pandemic.