Aside from people using virtual keyboards in specific instances I'm not sure I see how this would be a big priority to fix. There are all sorts of variables such as screen size, resolution, Window size, Window position, etc. that would need to be known in order for this to be exploited to any degree.

Microsoft is investigating the alleged issue. Here's the latest from Microsoft.

Over the last few days we’ve seen reports alleging abuse of a browser behavior regarding mouse position. Microsoft is working closely with other companies to address the concern of mouse position movement. From what we know now, the underlying issue has more to do with competition between analytics companies than consumer safety or privacy.

We are actively working to adjust this behavior in IE. There are similar capabilities available in other browsers. Analytics firms can expect to do viewpoint detection in IE similarly to how they do this in other browsers. Update to Alleged Information and Security Issue with Mouse Position Behavior [blogs.msdn.com]