Here's a Simple Technique to Find Hidden Cameras in an Airbnb

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Here are a few other places you can always check: Air vents Fans Mirrors Smoke detectors Phone Plugins (that were “accidentally” left by previous guests) Toys Decor The back of a fridge Toilet seats And the list continues. There are unlimited places that can be checked in a full security sweep. These are just a few. Stay vigilant and God bless. 🇺🇸

[@TexasMonica]

Excellent 🙂👍 ~~God Bless~~

[@elwynr1108]

You get miniature cameras inset in Phillips screwheads nowadays

[@iwishuwell7241]

How to disarm a one that records only? Is there a device i can buy to find them?

[@thomascordery7951]

Rooms with mirrors? Turn out the room lights and try to get a light in behind to see if it shines through the glass. A "two way" mirror looks normal from the light side but can be seen through from the dark side.

[@ulysse21]

Also, keep an eye on any fly or mosquito that is behaving abnormally... you never know 🤪

[@Rayraywheelz]

Please do one where you're able to find things. Even if you have to rig it yourself do it and show us the things we need to be looking for not just where you suggest looking? There are cameras disguised as screws or even ink pens help us find those sorts of things. Show what some of these bugs or cameras look like

[@enigmainwater2493]

@@oldgrunt5569 Yup just common sense stuff , very disappointed in this video , seems it is just to brag about his business

[@RocketLR]

Here are some techniques you should use: - SCS aka, Some Common Sense. - LWE is a scanning technique we call Looking with eyes. (Your eyes specifically) - WWJD, What whould jesus do. In this case Jesus is a horny mexican guy who likes to plant cameras in the bedroom, toilets and livingroom. I can do a virtual training session for you where you hide the Webcam then pretend to forget where you put it, then i will make bird noises to help you find the hidden webcam. Thats is $250/h. Very popular training i would recommend to everyone.

[@TheCanalZone]

@@oldgrunt5569, I agree. The guy didn't even bother to pull some pictures off the wall to see if there were any electronics with pinhole cameras. That would be a far better way to detect hidden cameras than trying to detect little bumps on the frame.

[@clintgross4422]

I think he may be the creeper weirdo.. and he is charging 25000 to do this ?? This guy is a con-man for sure . He be creepin

[@Choppini]

@@enigmainwater2493 I guess he wasn't able so far to find anything in places. So...his advice is kind of useless. Common sense and awareness is required. Perhaps he reveals here where he places the devices in his own rental. LOL

[@danielwray1128]

At 70 years old, if someone wants to see me naked, I feel sad for them. I hope it worked.

[@brenda5511]

Same here, Daniel - and just to be sure I always do a little shakeahakeshake. Joke’s on them…

[@tatianalyulkin410]

Feel the same way.

[@usauditresponse]

Always makes be go just a little harder with the lady and I make certain to helicopter just a a little while longer in an Airbnb. Happy New Year!

[@RussiaIsARiddle778]

😂🤣😂👏🏼👏🏼

[@RussiaIsARiddle778]

@@usauditresponse 😂😇

[@kevinm7523]

As a drill Sgt can confirm, it's amazing the number of humans that i had to teach people not to stare at the ground when walking, and just observe the average person in a random store, they rarely know who is around them or behind them, situational awareness is nearly non existent in today's society

[@Outnumberedbykidsandcats]

I’ve always taught my kids this and that they can also watch where they are walking to not step in dog mess or potholes by looking ahead of them at the ground which allows you to be more observant about what’s going on around you. To be fair though my kids have all done cadets throughout high school (age 11-16 here) and army training at the school as well as on the actual barracks has been really good for them. I think it should be compulsory for kids - it’s good for them to learn respect, do some exercise, learn ability to survive in the wild and gives them a maturity that kids now seem to not have.

[@CraigActons]

also don't walk with your hands in your pockets to avoid possible unrestricted face-sidewalk interaction

[@LK-bz9sk]

Yes, and then when something happens to them, its all someone else’s fault. Like where were the cops, why wasn’t there security. Well you are your own security so get w the program and get your condition yellow going.

[@Outnumberedbykidsandcats]

@@CraigActons lol I learned that on my first day of primary school (age 4). I was running with my hands in my pockets, tripped and couldn’t put my hands out. I bit through my lip and still have a scar to this day. I never ran with my hands in my pockets after that though.

[@HuntingTarg]

I taught myself a simple technique to clear my head and stay aware: Supermarkets are designed do direct customers' attention along a 'flow.' When I come in, I do a quick scan of what people are doing, look at the aisle signs to break the 'flow', then go about my business. When in line, things are usually arranged to direct one's attention to the 'impulse buy racks.' I look up, look past the racks and registers, for the exit or for a window. When I see it, I can bring the 'outside' feeling inside and be focused and alert again, not idly staring at something or nothing. AND I NEVER STARE AT MY PHONE.

[@rascalap2968]

Go to the target point of each room - so, e.g., in the shower - have the light switched off and simply turn a flashlight around the room, looking for reflections from a lens. Much more effective than all that ‘run your finger round the furniture’ BS… 😄

[@Drew-ql3gq]

Ya

[@Andre-nx5xl]

good one

[@YcuTubeLiesTooYou]

Ikr anyone paying him $25,000.00 is ludicrous mode for stupidity

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

Travel with a roll of electrical tape. If you see holes or anything you are unsure of , just tape over it, and it doesnt leave marks when you leave.

[@histubeness]

Blue painters tape.

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

@@histubeness yes, however the electrical tape is much smaller.

[@histubeness]

@@rubiconoutdoors3492 It's true that plastic electrical tape is usually a smaller size, but 1" wide blue painters tape (which I use) is very easy to tear into any small size, by hand. No scissors required. It's an opaque paper. Can't see through it.

[@John-yx2is]

Hey Jason. After saying make sure you look up a number of times I don't think you looked up in the bathroom. There was a small square airvent/fan.

[@frankg6563]

I thought the same thing about the exhaust fan. What about all the tin over the HVAC units?

[@rcjam2000]

Y’all beat me to it, air vent his own advise look up, lol

[@lemarch57]

Also the light in the shower.

[@truthhertz2524]

Yes how in the hell do you not address the bathroom fan?? I stopped watching after that. Lol😅

[@endwigast5212]

@@rcjam2000 Because he's an exhibitionist and actually WANTS to be recorded naked.

[@Icehso140]

It's takes longer to search EVERYTHING than your stay at the Air BNB. I just walk around naked and listen for the homeowner to scream "My eyes !! My eyes !!" LOL

[@InfinitEternaLovEmmanuel]

👍🏼😂🙌🏼

[@tk2themax99]

😂😂😂

[@gailm778]

That's funny loool

[@Sunshine-lg8su]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@memejmoon9716]

😎👍🥰

[@belowfray5251]

Run your fingers under and around. You can also find sharp staples, nails and splinters

[@AKuTepion]

You can find many things you wish you had never found.

[@latkagravas986]

Nah!, we dont live in Trailer Ville----you guys get the Internet there?

[@lykel3520]

😂😂

[@draco2xx]

bug droppings there too😂

[@SalRuggiero]

And Boogers .

[@Rubiastraify]

This makes sense, and just basic awareness of your environment. I do a quick check around a hotel room, even in a 5-star hotel. Thanks! Yes, I'd also like to see a video in which you DO find something, and show us what devices can look like. I didn't know what a GPS device stuck to a car could like until a video pointed it out. I don't think of it as being paranoid, but just being aware of your surroundings and not being too naïve.

[@Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes]

If you think your car is being tracked by either GPS or an Apple air tag, you can contact the police department and ask them to check your car for you. It is illegal in many states to track a persons car unless the party doing it is law enforcement or a private investigator under the supervision of law enforcement.

[@RussiaIsARiddle778]

@@Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes How about a parent that owns the car?

[@helena20000]

Where may we find that video please?

[@Rubiastraify]

@@helena20000 Hi - this guy is a Private Investigator, and has other videos with security tips, etc. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHqXeIqdhtRggqc

[@ObservantPiratePlus]

Often, fake (or even functional) smoke detectors or heat detectors can have CCTV cameras in them. They are made by Sperry West, and I used to sell them as a security tech distributor.

[@deborahlozano7134]

Why?

[@cowboy7x]

​@@deborahlozano7134BeCAUSE.....he was a security tech distributor. Ever heard of a "nanny cam" scenario? Duh!

[@delavan9141]

This guy is a fraud, he doesn't seem to know any of the security details that many commenters point out (plus he wants us to believe people pay him $25,000 for a day's work?).

[@jackharrison7613]

@@cowboy7x you are rude.

[@jackharrison7613]

@@delavan9141 he keeps trying to sell stuff, and the video flies around.

[@LVQ-so5th]

I once saw a catalog and that showed cameras hidden in alarm clocks, smoke detectors, pens, clocks, outlets, door handles, and other items that weren't mentioned in this video. A video on how to detect those would have been useful.

[@zaczayn3371]

Thats why he needed that 25k fee/day. Modern tech allows almost unimaginable devices 10years ago to becomes surveillance devices nowadays. I trully believed,if someone really want to hv ur pics,they can. U just do ur own standard vigilance/awareness things, hopefully u find nothing everytime..

[@MissChrys]

Ugh! I’ve been paranoid about this for years, and my husband just finally convinced me I was being crazy. Back to sweeping the rooms for cameras and bedbugs.

[@Ardeact]

I 100% advocate to the fact there are much more creepers out there since this kind of technology is very cheap to buy and install. You're doing the smart thing

[@latkagravas986]

You are not alone. I have a fat pig and her mother possibly doing that to my apartment.

[@ellenriemann576]

Your smart. It happens alot

[@JayboWright]

Cameras AND bedbugs!? Lol

[@panafrocanam2100]

Too many creepy people, esp based on comments u see online. I knoe hotels can have them too, but among the reasons I dont trust air bnbs

[@ricardosegawa2714]

Jason, why didn't you see the back of the paintings, as you did at the mirror? The cameras are so small and light today that it is possible to glue it behind a painting where the color is black, red or dark. It will difficult to notice by a naked eye and it don't show or feel any bump. Another good suggestion is to carry some bandage to cover suspicious holes.

[@jayklink851]

If you've ever stayed in a room in one of the major Vegas casinos in the early 2000s, you'll notice that the light fixtures in the bathrooms are surrounded by a mirror-like material. Now I don't know if this is true or not, but my friend's uncle had security leadership role at a Vegas casino in the '90s. And according to him, or rather his brother, my friend's dad, the casinos fitted up hotel rooms with cameras. Could be total bs. Although, those weird one-way mirror-like devices I saw made me believe in at least the possibility. I've never seen bizarre, and out of place looking, light fixtures like that anywhere else.

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

Exactly my thoughts. A pinhole in a black coloured part of the painting. But he’s made a good point- that the people who bug an air bnb aren’t going to have state of the art stuff. Thanks for your comment

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

And thanks for the bandage idea. A roll of nlack masking tape (not sure what you call it over there in American- im in Australia,- its the tape ypu use around the trim of windows and walls so when you paint them it protects the edges from get the paint on them. It doesn’t have heavy sticky stuff- so that it wont pull paint off the walls when you remove it, and wont leave sticky residue behind. Even less sticky residue than bandages-This will make it perfect for what you suggested, because it wont harm the surfaces in the air bnb when you remove it. I could pack a roll of that . Its very lightweight stuff. And much cheaper than bandages. But the idea came from you so thank you- because you can’t throw a towel over every little spot, because there wont be something to hook an item of clothing/ rag/ towel onto in most spots on the wall/ paintings etc. Excellent idea

[@TincMetals]

You charge $25,000. You're a joke! Scare people into thinking it costs that much because, you, a Yeet Teeber, says so? Might as well be a stranger. TRY HARDER GRIFTER

[@22lr_plinking]

This guy is a joke , so much he missed ,

[@eddiecatflap3838]

25 grand for a day ?? Its not crooks setting cameras,, its crooks finding cameras

[@khamp6958]

I have good news and I have bad news. The good news is you have nothing hidden The bad news is, I have to come back another day with my equipment. $50k 😭

[@MaryEbr-yq7om]

It's too bad the crime victims can't get affordable help.

[@livereatingjohnson8231]

From what i've read debugging should cost around 6500 to 9500 which is still a bit pricey but it's sure not 25 grand pricey.

[@charlespatt]

​​@@livereatingjohnson8231 correct. 5k to 10k can be expected, depending on size of space and threat level.

[@240sxdriftkingable]

He explained the technology he uses runs like 10k etc for one piece of technology that can be trusted

[@wxfield]

The first rule of gun safety is to always assume any gun is loaded. The first rule of surveillance safety is to always assume every room you are in is loaded with surveillance tools. When I worked for DIA, I would travel places and bring a roll of aluminum foil, tape and spool of magnet wire with me. The foil not only conforms to different shapes you want covered up, but can act as a Faraday shield as well.

[@latkagravas986]

Thank You, I will do that. But will still use my glock on my on-site Mgr asap

[@QAYWSXEDCCXYDSAEWQ]

So, you covered your privates in silver foil while you where having a shower, its a funny world we live in.

[@Dra741]

Also what you can do is put your finger on the mirror, in the bathroom and turn out the light and look into the mirror, if it's a two-way mirror you will be able to detect it , you must take paintings off the wall and look at them and look at them carefully because the cameras now are pinhole that means they can see you through a pinhole, also look at clocks that are in the bedroom there's so many ways to sweep the room

[@kooligan500]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@user-uy8nw9zm6bThe different reflection is the teller. You should have a space in between finger and mirrored finger, should not look like you’re touching your finger. Doesnt have to be your finger either you could use a pen

[@Thedudeofalltrades]

Jason, smoke detectors usually have a light in them. What do you look for in them to see if there is a hidden cam? Thanks

[@big_red_machine3547]

They sell smoke detectors already with hidden cams inside! You’d have to take it down and open it to see. It would be hard to tell from the outside

[@Black____]

I would cover up everything, all clocks, smoke detectors, unused outlets etc..

[@busyboy7635]

Is there any way you could have someone to put hidden cameras and listening devices in a house secretly from you and then you can do a video to see if you can find them... all of them? That would be a great video.

[@profbri.02]

And one we'll never see, lolol

[@TheDisneylover23]

That would be awesome to watch the hunt!

[@RD-ds2cc]

Agree. I was thinking maybe they would have hidden one in this Airbnb for this video.

[@JimmyTheGreek2000]

A video with zero value, It only tell us the obvious ... There are cameras in RB&B's !

[@edster612]

You didn't check the overhead fan in the bathroom. Also were there overhead HVac vents? Those are places I would check as well.

[@joebryant5793]

And the ceiling fan in the bedroom.

[@zxcvbnmzxcv4244]

Cameras under the sink...

[@vapormissile]

I think he's a poser.

[@TincMetals]

Because he's a GRIFT. Seriously you're going to believe it's$25k, because HE would charge that!? I have a Bridge to sell you too in CA. He's not worth $50 an hour. Let alone 300+. Put this McD Burger flipper back in his cage.

[@jonesjones7057]

​@@vapormissileagreed. Missed A LOT.

[@thedude883]

Jason, you completely overlooked the air vent in the bathroom. That, to me, would seem like an obvious place that should have been checked. I'd have shined a bright flashlight up in there to see if there is anything out of the ordinary in the vent system.

[@MrFantasylover1]

Exactly. I don't think if i had the money I'd pay him 25,000 to look over my property because he doesn't use his head. Just expensive equipment.

[@TexasMonica]

@@MrFantasylover1It was only one video...Just because he didn't mention 1 or 2 things doesn't mean he doesn't know what he's doing.

[@1NikkiTate]

@@TexasMonica It's really a poor video. Nothing that isn't common sense. In fact he missed some common sense places.

[@DraxTheDestroyer]

This was something I was worried about because I've seen hundreds of news showing some pervert airbnb owner and even some hotels placing hidden cameras around the rooms. Thank you so much for teaching us all this!

[@spicychad55]

I recall at some night club, the club owners had "mirrors" in the women's bathroom. One time a woman noticed something odd about that mirror behind her on the shitter... she figured out she was being watched via 1 way mirror usually used by L E and retail stores..

[@rollofffrank2008]

I can't imagine who in the right mind would pay you $25,000 to check for cameras! One days work, $25,000!

[@northernpianotuner3319]

I know, right? Takes me 16 months to earn that much money

[@JoeMicalizziMPC]

OMG, glad I'm not the only one to catch his 25 grand BS. I generally like his material but he is a BS artist for sure.

[@Jules2468]

Guy is delusional, thinks his intelligence and knowledge is above a CIA agent yet he misses so many spots in this video..

[@SalRuggiero]

That is a bunch of BS .

[@johnboesch1576]

Several entities would pay and much more. Putin, the Biden and Clinton families, Planned Parenthood and a host of all their allies

[@quinn-wf3kk]

If you've checked and still feel creeped out then bring a block of Post It notes to put over suspicious areas like outlets, etc.

[@rhondagraves5983]

If you still feel creeper, LEAVE

[@bonniebates683]

I noticed a few people mention things in the bathroom. So, if this was already said, please forgive me. I didn't see you check the light fixture in the shower. When looking at it, one side seems to be letting out light around the rim. The other side doesn't. Just looks a little off to me.

[@BrigCommander]

so... simple technique to find hidden cameras is basically just to... look for hidden cameras brilliant 10/10

[@jons2447]

At 5:35 we see the bathroom exhaust vent in the ceiling. It looks like the kind that has a wire spring that holds the grill in the vent. Those are easy to pull down & put a bug behind the grill.

[@Nikonik66]

2 way Mirrors, pictures and frames, artwork, statues, air vents, toys, stuffed animals.

[@Dra741]

But the first thing I do when I go to a hotel room is I sweep it I make sure nobody is in there hiding, and some motels you must look for other ways they can get into your room like a door under the sink, a door under the sink in the kitchen, a door hidden behind the refrigerator, look in the closet for hatches, if you see a hatch and it has a handle on it tied at handle with a rope, and you make it so tight that anyone lifting it is going to make a hell of a lot of noise if they try to open it, usually what I do is I look inside the hatch I'll open it with my gun in hand with flashlight on it, but you have to check all the furniture and everything because I found hotels where there was a little hatch that are human could fit through, while you're sleeping your door on your windows are secure but a person could come through that hatch

[@dietersdawgs]

I sleep in hotels and motels with six guns and a submachine gun....never know when some weirdo will try to creep into your room and drink or steal all the mini bar to bump up your bill!

[@JohnnyBravoAfterPic]

I show my family this commentand say, see I am not as extreme as you think! Thanks 😅

[@janholman6192]

Back in the 1960s, my family stayed at a motel off route 66. The manager of the motel crept in at night thinking we were asleep and went through my parent's suitcase. The pervert took my mom's underwear! My stepdad confronted him the next morning. We think he got in from a door by the hot water heater as my sister saw a man go out of it when we entered the room. My parents thought she was imagining it! 🙄😟😮

[@John5ive]

Your channel has become one of my favorites. Post whatever you want. It has a high probability of being not only interesting but useful

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

I appreciate that! Thank you John!

[@innsaeimaster]

Make them sign a document when you check in that says, if you find any device you’re immediately reporting to police and sue them and make it public. Look them in the eyes and see what’s happening. You got the answer immediately…

[@paulathepoodlelover]

With many Air B&Bs, all the documents are online, so one doesn't get an opportunity to look the owner/landlord in the eye.

[@holger_p]

Is this spionage so common ? If nobody ever finds anything, probably there isn't anything.

[@spamfilter2610]

There are pinholes and strange smoke detectors and clocks in every hotel I have stayed at. I plug the pinholes with toothpaste and cover strange electronics with tape. Don't forget the worn spots in the mirrors either. As you are doing all the searching, make sure you are looking for signs of bedbugs and uncleanliness that the cleaning staff misses.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thanks!

[@holger_p]

That's actually destruction of property, what you are doing.

[@spamfilter2610]

@@holger_p Neither the law books nor the dictionaries or law enforcement define what I do as destruction of property.

[@thehilltopescape7126]

Everyone should always be aware when in strange places. Great reminder and pointers for all, which is really what you were doing, Jason. Thanks!

[@DonziGT230]

One of my friends is somewhat paranoid about this stuff so she bought one of those cheap 'scanners'. I was tempted to tell her that it's false security, but quickly realized that it's better to just let her feel secure because she really has nothing important to worry about.

[@OZMus]

You'd be surprised. I go back and forth with "am I being stalked? I'm not being stalked. Oh look I found a script written about myself by the stalker on my laptop.... Ok then"

[@RussiaIsARiddle778]

@@OZMus oh wow! Call the police, for sure.

[@shambalaninja3086]

I think those scanners can work by just making you more aware and looking

[@IHGChick]

making her feel more secure with trash scanner isn't helpful. Making her really smart is.

[@DonziGT230]

@@shambalaninja3086 Quite the opposite, they instill a false sense of security causing one not to look for recording devices.

[@storytimedavidcollins2897]

Hello Jason I can fix everything wrong with your King Ranch, I’ve been a mechanic most of my life and I’ll give it a good home. Thanks for some more valuable information.

[@DankDragon62]

Does not hurt to try 🎉good luck! I'm not a mechanic

[@jean-noeljabagi3653]

How could I be so gullible I haven't thought about it for a second,yet I had that gut feeling when I was in a Airbnb apartment in Montreal that I was watched.

[@alijordan4141]

What a sad world!!! After this I'm thinking of just staying home!!

[@MrRebar15]

*Jason Hanson* Great tips, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us. GOD Bless.

[@superiorwindowcleaning5245]

Cameras in outlet and light switch covers and in showerheads are very common

[@MbisonBalrog]

I used to be so paranoid bout cameras in hotel rooms. I used to check every thing including vents. I never found so I stopped. I recently stayed in Montreal and this vid made me paranoid again.

[@suzettecalleja3122]

you didn't check the vent in the ceiling in the bathroom. and what about 2way mirrors?

[@douglasbrittain7018]

I have heard that you can turn off the lights and then flashlight through the vent. If you see a reflection or red behind the lens that would be an indicator. with 2 way mirrors it depends how you see it when you touch the mirror how you see the reflection of your fingertip or object. Ive never tried this but only on videos about this. So I am not sure if this is true or not.

[@ScaredyCatTactical]

Good advice. I always do many of the things you are talking about. Same for some hotels and even rental homes with longer-term leases.

[@learnwithnorwebs]

Another thing you can do is to off the lights, be in complete darkness, and look around in the darkness. Try to see if there is any blinking or steady lights coming out from anywhere...and check what is it. Also, take a radio close to certain items and see if the radio jams and makes some noise.

[@truthseeker9454]

I have an inexpensive flashlight that has the option of a red LED for use at night (to avoid night blindness). If I sweep a room for cameras I use that light. Any lens will reflect the red light back and be easier to spot.

[@lilylelob]

Found some in an airbnb few years ago: one right under the tv screen in the bedroom and one in bathroom. I used ladies daily pads to cover them: they stick easily. Of course the nice room service has been sent to take them away and I had to stick the pads again. Have also a portable door alarm and a portable blockage system for the night.

[@granmabern5283]

What great ideas to have portable blockers and alarms for the night! Thankyou

[@helena20000]

Where please may we find : "...a portable door alarm and a portable blockage system for the night..." ?

[@lilylelob]

@@helena20000 Hi Ankh! I’m in Australia and I ordered those through Temu app from China. Plenty of nice Self protection gadgets. And cheap

[@paulathepoodlelover]

Even in a hotel, we should report the cameras to the police to save the next person from being spied on in the same hotel or location. Panty liners were a good idea to cover the cameras! Thank you!

[@lilylelob]

@@helena20000 From China. App is called Temu

[@ThatMailMan]

Anytime I've stayed anywhere I always do the fingertip test on the mirrors. I don't remember where I read about it, but if you touch a mirror and there isn't a gap between your finger tip and the reflection, it's a two way mirror.

[@lrmackmcbride7498]

Front surface mirrors are not always two way mirrors but two way mirrors are always front surface mirrors. Front surface mirrors are definitely worth further investigation.

[@AzraelThanatos]

One thing that I'd heard of recently is to also run the water in the shower for a moment and look for anything odd with the flow. There's some cheap, waterproof cameras out there now and it pops up from time to time in the news about someone hiding one inside the shower head.

[@KlausMauThuy]

Having an icon like Finch associated with 4ra makes every event feel premium and top notch

[@MrDavePed]

The fingerip test.. also works great for finding free bubblegum! ..

[@abc33944]

Or bogeys

[@ToubaYouness]

All your videos are very informative and beneficial, except this one. Keep up the great work.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad you like them! Thanks!

[@ashishjoshi8148]

I had been waiting for this video for a long time! This technique of finding hidden cameras applies to all hotel rooms. Thank you so much, Jason! You are a real gem.

[@PtotheMtotheK]

You've been worried for a long time that people are watching you take a dump?

[@robbyrocksoo]

Also, I would check the exhaust fan cover, and behind it with a flashlight, also there are many small clocks, or small figurines with built in cameras.

[@LKaramazov]

I’m glad you showed me that this is an actual issue, ht I’d like to see what one actually looks like.

[@michaelmckenna9022]

Since I read your book I'm constantly reminding myself about situational awareness.

[@fredbrackely]

5:36 I would have thought ex-CIA would have checked the air exhaust vent. Its very easy to run wires through internal vent piping.

[@Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes]

Thanks for the good advice. It makes perfect sense. Cheap stuff is cheap for a reason. Besides, even cheap detectors are too complicated for average users. I know this from personal experience. As to the fee you charge for doing a sweep, it is reasonable. The equipment alone is very expensive and your expertise is even more valuable than the equipment itself. It reminds me of a mining story from the old west. A wheel that ran the water pump for the mine was acting up. So the mining company asked a very experienced Cornish mining engineer to fix the problem. They did. The engineer made it look easy. When the mining company asked what the charge was, it was a good sum of money. The mining engineer reminded the mining company that they had the use of his experience. The mining company then gladly paid the bill.

[@U_ever]

Security expert completely ignored the ill fitting light fixture in the top of the shower with the crooked mud ring.

[@ChatGPT1111]

And he charges $25K to come out and "do a sweep" 😂😂😂

[@OnTheRiver66]

He is demonstrating how to search, he is not actually searching otherwise this would be a 60 minute video and most people wouldn’t watch it. I wouldn’t have watched it if it had been 30 minutes, and a video of a real search would be absolutely boring.

[@scottjohnson8576]

I bought 2 different “sniffers” on TEMU and they both actually work. They pick up RF and can pin point signals. The red light lens detector option works well too.

[@holger_p]

So you can't find battery based recorders, without signals and red light ?

[@allboutthemojo]

Wow . He did the video I requested last video. Awesome. He listens to viewers 👏

[@MidwestRider559]

I usually just pull the pictures off the wall and check the back quick, most of those canvas prints are incredibly thin fabric and it would be easy to spot.

[@rickmann5866]

why dont you take each picture down in bath/bedroom and look for cameras behind them, rather than just feeling the edges? Thanks for the great tips.

[@paulhornbogen980]

Mr. H. Thanks again for practical advice for the common person and who is on a budget. Your material is useful for any person.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Happy to hear that Paul! God bless you and your family!

[@trusttheprocess7200]

I don't always comment but thanks for all your helpful tips and videos! God bless you and yours! Happy holidays and stay safe!

[@OnHoldAt50]

LOL I was fixing to say you missed the air vent in the Bathroom after paying special note to Look Up - then saw your pinned message. Nice recovery! Great vid

[@madelinebock6469]

I'd like to see a video where you've set up cameras and listening devices, and then uncover them.

[@Mudnuri]

My girlfriend and I put on a show hoping to see ourselves on KZbin! 😂

[@bhgtree]

I've been watching your videos and have been amazed at the amount of information and things that someone like myself would never know. Thanks Mr Hanson and a Blessed and happy New Year.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Wow, thank you!

[@AlasHuongLy]

Aaron Finch at 4ra events makes everything brighter his sporting prowess is a beacon of reliability

[@Hicks-g1m]

This is great advice Jason I'll be staying at an Airbnb here in south east Asia so it's a good idea to just look around everywhere especially the resrooms and bedrooms no matter where you are staying in the world. I'll definitley do this once I arrive there. Thank you happy holidays

[@dimitar297]

One guy in Bangkok had a reel of the testicle regions of previous guests.

[@RayHozer]

Recommend an idea for covering up suspicious holes or items. Take a piece(or more) toilet papers, soak it wet, and plugged or stick it wherever you want. It can cover many areas and It will stay there even after dried up. Its free, fast, efficient, leave no sticky residue/traces. Be safe out there.

[@michaelj8793]

I always question the owner about their levels of security that they have in place for the property in general and that usually gives me an idea of what I'm actually dealing with along with your general rules for creppy and or basic security Be well my friend and Stay Frosty 👍

[@alimccreery755]

I was roommates with a sicko and another guy. I moved away but I understand that that doesn’t stop the narcissist from still spying on you.

[@elramswood]

Jason.. do this but have cameras and mics planted to show what they look like and where they get placed.

[@phithaoJs2]

4ra with Finch as ambassador is just next level always ensures the best vibe at events

[@arestide-valentindamiean8140]

I want my time back.

[@pepelemoko01]

The cops in my hometown used to put a piece of black tape on the tail lights of cars parked in the car park at a local bar. When they saw that car later they would pull them over for DUI. They would wait till the end of their shift, so they could get overtime.

[@wyattmorris8768]

Sir, thank you for sharing. You’re awesome God, bless you and your family.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you! God bless you and your family too!

[@eurojenn]

I cover all tv's and mirrors. I also take duck tape with me when i go to any airbnb and cover all the outlets I am not using. And I ALWAYS unplug the internet and use my own. It may sound a bit paranoid, but at least it makes me feel a bit safer.

[@joeblownogodontinvademypri2618]

Here's a topic to cover: great dinner party, I'm *stuffed* . . . how that comfy, regenerative, recuperative feeling reduces situational awareness.

[@tinof5829]

What should I do if I find one or more? Call the police? Confront the owner/operator? Something like that should be addressed.

[@Ardeact]

Why would you contact the owner? They will most likely try their best to delete all evidence and cover it up. Call the police first before anything

[@Jhossack]

Airbnb another profit driven gift to humanity

[@01jausten]

Our smoke alarms blink and we have them all over the house. How would I know if they were filming or listening in? Many rental properties are required by law to have smoke alarms.

[@SteveandLizDonaldson]

When I walk into a new place the first thing I do is put my luggage in the bathtub or shower. Then, pull back the four corners of the bed linens, layer by layer down to the mattress. What am I looking for? Bedbugs. Either the bugs themselves, or their shells, or their scat.

[@Unborn-Lives-Matter]

You missed the vent in the bathroom! Remember; always look up!

[@gregbright4487]

Jason you missed the vent for the extractor fan in the ceiling in the bathroom, there are large slits there.

[@Cipher1603]

Cool video! Keeping people informed!

[@Cipher1603]

@@realitywave umm who’s misinformed?

[@SamihDaifalla]

I never worked for The Agency but I do this all the time when I rent and I check the fair alarm as well cover it

[@michaelohara2161]

There’s a listening device on your shirt.

[@jackiejenkins4078]

😂😂😂

[@hotgranny4sure]

Some of the air bnb's have there cameras out in the open. The living area, kitchen, doors, swimming pool area. Its creepy. But they tell you before you rent. I took towels and covered them, one person called immediately and td me to remove the towels...i asked why they were watching us watch tv and they said surveillance. I told him I wasnt removing them until we checked out, and i would wait until they did a walk through to make sure nothing was missing, broke or what ever. He finally agreed, and understood my concerns. Its creepy when you know someone is watching you ..

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you for sharing Cindy. Stay safe and God bless!

[@joeschebler6236]

That minisplit a/c above the bed , looking up into its discharge grill might not be a bad idea as well, its ideally located at an angle from above the bed.

[@HoàngThắngNgữ]

Bro, did you hear? Aaron Finch is with 4RA now This is going to be epic!

[@onesyphorus]

i hate the way technology is advancing so fast 💀 getting into the wrong hands first

[@CarefulSteps1]

i so appreciate others who are in the business help others who are not. thank yor for your tips. 2 questions: that first light w/the grass underneath it... imho, that would have been a great hiding place...the grass would cover the lense; 2nd question... is what about those ventilator vents....some are on the sides some on the ceiling... thoughts? thank you.

[@AspenRage]

Great information!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad you think so!

[@BobHenderson-dr2wy]

My friend was listening in the kitchen and she yelled out "JUST GET TO THE POINT ALREADY!" LoL!, made me laugh because I was thinking that too, but I then had to defend the creator because I knew he needed to pad it out to get those 9 mins...

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you!

[@rodnyg7952]

so this guy thought it informative to make a vid explaining how to use our eyes and fingers

[@happysappy21]

Yes but, as he's eager to point out, these days we usually walk around with our heads down so we should be grateful for his tips about lifting our head and opening our eyes.

[@rodnyg7952]

@@happysappy21 more likely you usually walk around with your head down, & needed this vid to point that out to you. I don't see any of that in my life

[@happysappy21]

@@rodnyg7952 I was agreeing with your first comment

[@rodnyg7952]

@@happysappy21 well, I simply don't agree with what you say he's eager to point out, or that we should be grateful for his tips about lifting our head and opening our eyes. Again, you can agree if that's what you observe in your life, but it's not necessarily part of mine

[@happysappy21]

@@rodnyg7952 It's my bad. I was being sarcastic but it wasn't obvious. "The eager to point out" line meant he was keen to use a strawman by claiming people walk around without looking; thus justifying this video telling us to look up, and for which we should be grateful. I should've put "/s" at the end.

[@bodazaphfa]

I did the fingertip test on my GF and she loved it. Thanks.

[@georger2716]

$25K for 1 day? I call BS.

[@damienwelter4543]

BS for broke shit? Something somebody would say when they value their money more than their safety and security, especially when you have a family you're responsible to protect.... Let's be honest. If your life depended on it, like the majority of people in the US, you simply wouldn't HAVE 25k to drop in order to make sure you stay alive. That's exactly what the last 4 years has been all about, attempting to put you people FURTHER out of your advantages, and getting ready for the complete controlled collapse of society as YOU know it.

[@jtes1442]

Maybe he meant $2500. 25k sounds unrealistic.

[@QuantumOfSolace1]

Thats what those with wealth have to pay to get their homes or offices swept for bugs! Its 25k for an entire day.

[@Rembo318]

@@jtes1442well if he didnt add “2️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣” in big, bold, black font, encapsulated in bright red on the screen while he was editing the video, i’d say you’re probably correct….but since he did, in fact, do such…i’d say if anything, he doubled down that he meant $25k…pretty sure if he made an uh oh, he would have put something more like ($2500, not $25,000) while editing…but hell what do i know…thinking logically is so last year anyway right? 😂

[@noam65]

Rich people problems are very different. Think in terms of kidnapping, con games, frauds, extortion, murder. These are concerns of the rich. They'll pay a professional for their experience, expertise, and equipment that will service their own needs.

[@ge2623]

Thanks. Now I can work on hiding my cameras better.

[@Jeph629]

exactly.

[@wildwest5436]

I'm more worried about the FBI bugging than a common creepo.

[@latkagravas986]

Peter Stzork and his cronies.