A reliable source out of south Florida reports that Microsoft Corp. and the computer sales giant, Dell Computer, has agreed to the terms of an agreement with the Federal Government to include key stroke logging software in every new computer to be manufactured beginning in November 2005.
It is reported that the software records every stroke made on the keyboard and the data is sent via wireless internet (where available) to a Federal data encryption and storage facility so that a supercomputer can scan the data looking for coded messages of national security importance.
The agreement is part of the revised (and recently passed) Homeland Security Bill recently re-enacted by congress.
Michael Dell was overheard to say: "It's good for me. It's good for [Bill] Gates. Hell, it has to be good for America. And besides, no one will know it anyway... so, who really cares, huh?"