We tested five ways to find hidden cameras in hotels and house rentals

Have you ever wondered if you're being watched?
It's a feeling that's creeping in for more travelers, as stories of hidden cameras - in hotel rooms, house rentals, cruise ships, even airplane bathrooms - continue to make headlines.
Spycams were once the stuff of international espionage, with secret agents given cameras resembling pocket watches, matchbooks - even tubes of lipstick.
Pieter Tjia, founder of Singapore tech company OMG Solutions, said that cameras have become smaller and harder to see in the past three years - often hidden in everyday objects such as calculators, diffusers, and water bottles.
But how hard is it to find these cameras? And do devices designed to locate hidden cameras really work?
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A lot of you are asking for the names of the products we tested. You can find them all in this article: www.cnbc.com/2024/01/22/how-to-find-a-hidden-camera-in-a-hotel-room-or-house-we-tested-5-ways-.html

[@AMPProf]

No matter what it's been Rule 34

[@sunitafisher4758]

🌸 the device you suggest is $400 and it’s not advanced enough to locate all cameras Why not advise people their rights and legality of this instead, because the culprits can be incarcerated for the offence

[@mattmcfaul3358]

one method, which I use, is to have an old cheap camcorder with night vision. This will allow you to see the IR being emitted from cameras capable of night vision. This works unless you have an emitter that is seperate from the camera, but if you find an emitter than you know that there are cameras around.

[@artcurious807]

can you sue the FBI for placing cameras in your home and slandering/lilbeling you to foreign governments and law enforcement agencies ?

[@mrcreations786]

Waste of Watching... No proper solutions provided, wasted the time....!!!

[@AVClarke]

The thing is, you wouldn't need to find every camera in the room. If you just find one, you can safely assume there's probably more, and I ain't staying in that room.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

The big question is how sure you're that you can find at least one?

[@AMPProf]

Easy just cheek the toilet rule 34

[@__PJ__]

Turn off the modem in the house ...no wifi or internet = no streaming to the cloud or to a HDD...simple

[@Aman-uu7vi]

@@__PJ__ thats fine, but if a camera has sd card, then cant help that

[@__PJ__]

@@Aman-uu7vi SD can only hold so much data. It would have to be motion activated and run a low pixel rate. My security cameras outside my doors running 24/7 1080p use over 15000 GB a month in data.. What's the biggest SD card 256g ? it would run out after a day so dont host an orgy in the first 24 hrs ;)

[@ccb6013]

It's disgusting that people even have to worry about this.

[@hopefuls3976]

Exactly 😮

[@Western_ENT]

But it's the exact world we're living in, such criminals gone unpunished so they have been just piling up!

[@AntoinettePalermo-xs6it]

WE ALL KNOW WE ARE BEING SPIED ON, another way that has been used since the 1960’s is the electromagnetic spectrum spying on Our Personal Computers(Our electrical brains).

[@AntoinettePalermo-xs6it]

They are able to use computers to download “their thoughts”💭into Our thoughts 💭 and this leads them to “follow” US, and take Our ideas, and Our lives, if they so wish, which brings US to “what happens to those quarts of living blood”🩸taken out of Our bodies at the Hospitals 🏥? >> Follow the “red drink” , “I” can’t say what this red drink is or they will censor. You have been warned

[@HandsomeMadMax]

Modern society (media/entertainment/social media) has taught humans to be immoral and get away with it "richer". Its so much easier to be a bad person these days and its systematically forced this way. Listen to the music charts, look at the movies. The messages all go down the same road of immorality.

[@EloquentMess]

For the victim who sued the hotel... she didn't "fail" to pay the ransomer, she refused. Saying that she failed makes it seem like she was in the wrong, and she wasn't. But the ransomer most certainly failed in being a decent human being.

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

Exactly

[@trip_t2122]

Plus you can't be sure that the ransomer won't release the pictures anyway.

[@marthas9255]

we normalize predatory behaviour in american english.

[@Ironically-Sarcastic]

Bro, no one is thinking she was in the wrong.

[@RRKS]

The thing about paying a ransomer, lets the ransomer know that you've got money and are willing to pay. You might end up getting more inquiries of money, or even your data sold to other people looking for targets to pressure. If the ransomer/scammer does follow through on their threat.. They'll be committing more serious crimes, take away their leverage as well as provoke more reason from you to retaliate, so in most cases.. Someone like that would likely just make threats and be careful of actually following through.

[@Sashazur]

One thing that you can do is turn off all the lights and look for the dim glow of infrared LEDs which many cameras use for night vision. You can also open the camera app on your phone and watch the screen while you point it around (in the dark); your phone’s camera can be more sensitive to infrared than your eyes. You should try it with both the front and rear cameras since they could vary in sensitivity.

[@RRKS]

Your eyes aren't able to see infrared, but yes. Your phone is perfect. I used to do that trick all the time to see if the remote was dead for TV's etc.

[@AryanBanerjee]

I was looking for this trick that no one seems to have mentioned here. I do the same

[@myopinion6092]

yes an informative Helpful answer..thanks seeing as the video was basic to useless

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Works a lot better if you remove the IR filter in/on/behind the cameras lens. Just use a real cheap camera you don't want to use for photography. Although it's quite interesting if your remove the cameras IR blocking filter and screw, onto the lens, an IR pass filter. A modified web camera connected to a phone or tablet is my preferred option. Keep well all. 🙂 🇦🇺

[@Hwlkbuddy]

But not all.cameras have IR LEDs right?

[@ItchyKneeSon]

So, for now, you should immediately turn all objects 90* when you enter an unknown lodging facility.

[@pingmetal]

Still a few objects with cameras could be purposefully placed to have their cameras not directed at you so when you turn them you actually direct them at yourself. :P

[@talkinghand4839]

My advice is to clear all small items, nick-nacks. Put them in one area or in a box. Only keep big items. Then check big items carefully.

[@Frumbler]

Check how dusty everything is then look for cleaned, touched surfaces or items. Any item that looks out of place.

[@Debraj1978]

you mean 180 degree?

[@ItsBrown__]

​@atrongly doubt they'd do that. It's easier to record more people having such hidden cameras already facing the right direction pingmetal

[@user-hahahehelol]

Hidden camera anxiety unlocked 🎉

[@maureenoneill5754]

Omg, right???

[@hansantonio110]

be very careful.

[@CNBCi]

You're telling us...

[@t.c.v.t.]

Just what @cnbci wanted.

[@Yasminh-]

I already knew about this but I only always check roughly and then give up, I never shower or change clothes with lights on anyways and if theres a nightmode cam I dont really care that much, hardly can even see who I am on that

[@abraxa555]

there should be a law penalizing hotels/hosts if any cameras are found, so they're incentivized to do the detection from their end

[@hawkhillfalconer3529]

and how are they supposed to do that in the 8 minutes the housekeeper gets to turn the room?

[@abraxa555]

​@hawkhillfalconer3529 well perhaps now they need to buffer more time or innovate a new design solution that can efficiently detect hidden cameras - they're the provider, so they should be responsible

[@mdgsk824]

@@hawkhillfalconer3529 New issues call for new solutions.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I think it would be really stupid for the hotel/host to place the cameras. It makes a lot more sense that cleaners or the previous guests placed the cameras and will collect them some later date.

[@AMPProf]

Right if we cant poop outside now eww son but yes

[@odbo_One]

Found hidden camera in my daughters dorm room at her college back in 2015, I reported it to the police. They never found who installed it, but it was wireless and video/sound can be downloaded just walking by the dorms. The RA(s) was instructed to check all rooms and found three more, I am sure there is more but that's all they told us at the time.

[@wengemurphy]

The police didn't find out who because they didn't do any work. ACAB

[@uzomaemerie]

All you need is to find one camera/device and sue the owner of the establishment...don't stress yourself looking for more. Find just ONE!

[@MakerInMotion]

Yeah and if you find one in a hotel room, don't alert the hotel staff just call the police. Stay by the camera until they arrive. Don't give the hotel employee who planted it a chance to get rid of the evidence. Near me someone found a skimmer on a convenience store ATM and told the clerk. Police were never called. Take a wild guess who put the skimmer on the ATM.

[@pjminer]

Well don't leave us in suspense; who was it? 😜@@MakerInMotion

[@nunyabiznez666]

Or.....plant it yourself.... 🤐🤑😇🤣

[@nala6846]

THIS 🎯

[@megan893]

​@@MakerInMotiongreat advice! I would have told the hotel staff... thanks

[@connorcincinnati]

If anyone recorded me naked, they would pay me to stay dressed or leave the room.

[@unvergebeneid]

Same for me but some people have the misfortune of being hot.

[@realliving7340]

😂😂😂

[@MakeItMakeSense1nce]

😂😂

[@user-rc3fe9mn4u]

😂

[@OanaTheMeerkat]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

What's even more terrifying is these hidden cameras are only going to become more advances and affordable...

[@ZCR2]

they still require wi-fi or Bluetooth both are extremely vulnerable to signal jamming and Emp pulse.

[@ithink3979]

@@ZCR2 True, but they can also record directly to an SD card stored within the unit and uploaded to a device later. Also, most people aren't thinking to use a signal jammer or EMP, much less even own/carry such devices.

[@Kattakam]

Fiber cameras are out and hotels that has a worker has enough time to run the fiber to a remote location. If you hadn't seen the video showing North Koreas foreigner hotel that has one floor dedicated to recording the hotels events, including each room then I would suggest it. Fiber optic is placed in plane sight, on walls with wallpaper or baseboards blend right in.

[@zachydrogeo]

Perhaps we need harsher punishments for sexual crimes.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Are you trying to destroy the political system? 🤣👍🇦🇺

[@cvspvr]

we do have harsh punishments. it's just that crimes like these are hard to prove

[@zachydrogeo]

@@cvspvr true

[@elhugeo]

Yup longer prison time and they should remove that crap off the internet. If you search up “spy videos” expect a warning letter from the feds then fines and jail time.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

cameras dont need to have a sexual purpose.

[@faijurrazzakrana1660]

In our country a women find a hidden cam in the changing room of a reputed Spa and beauty parlour. Then she informed the police and after searching police find 17 hidden cam ! Owner was female too. She sells the clips on internet sites

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

Females doing such business models have the best opportunities since they can access female-only areas without raising suspicion or difficulty.

[@high-captainofangbandgothm3926]

a woman is a woman's worst enemy isn't it?

[@DrErnst]

which country?

[@maureenoneill5754]

Sickening

[@faijurrazzakrana1660]

@@DrErnst Bangladesh

[@kokofitfaded]

Anyone who would do this is disgusting 🤢 keep your eyes open!

[@VEE727]

"Keep your eyes open" and find 1/37 cameras?

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

​@@VEE727😂

[@staffanlundberg]

Employers do it all the time checking their employees. Legally in many countries.

[@inkerikavantera]

pretty creepy yeah

[@VEE727]

@@staffanlundberg With hidden cameras? Commercial spaces have visible cameras adnd you know you're being monitored. That's a different thing

[@mdgsk824]

What a nightmare. It's one of those things you wish was never invented..

[@RV1701]

I can remember when news stations put a hidden camera in hotel rooms to show that cleaning staff wasn't cleaning the glass water cups in the bathroom. Now we have news crews looking for hidden cameras.

[@thetaekwondoe3887]

Not cleaning them is better than the one report I saw. The lady "cleaned" it with a used washcloth in the bathroom.

[@RV1701]

@@thetaekwondoe3887 yeah... Not cleaning them but "cleaning"

[@ShaferHart]

​@@thetaekwondoe3887never trust public bathrooms and that extends to hotel bathrooms. Staff only cares to make them _look_ clean they don't really care if it's actually clean. They don't care about cross contamination either. It's all disgusting. Never trust public bathrooms.

[@westbccoast]

Gross, Never give money to these creeps regardless of the situation. Report to the police. Even if you give them money, they likely will still release the videos.

[@FireFish5000]

They wont release it publicly at least, not until you stop giving them money and more videos to release. Then they will release all to maximize proffits

[@Bethlehem-su8qv]

It's the fucking police that s Do this. Still I am watched

[@tullo5564]

​@@FireFish5000 you are one of them, I can sense it straight from your words

[@AdelineCowgirl]

⁠​⁠@@tullo5564wtf, why would you think that?? It's true, they wouldn't release it right away, and continually ask for more and more money until you can't/won't pay, and then release it. Stating the obvious doesn't make someone guilty of the crime they're talking about. Logic isn't a strength of yours, I can sense it straight from your words.

[@therese_paula]

That's why I prefer a room (hotel or otherwise) to be ultra minimalist. If there are knick knackw, stow them away in cabinets and drawers. Clear the counters and desks.

[@Jaiysful]

bro did u see how small the lens it, minimalist doesn't help when it's the size that's almost same as the hole for simcards.

[@nomadMik]

That sounds like a lot of work! What are you worried these supposed cameras might see, anyhow? Do you really think you're doing anything that somebody would be interested in watching?

[@ian3580]

@@nomadMik Tell us you didn't watch the video without telling us you didn't watch the video

[@ahmedelsayed3133]

@@nomadMik In a public place, most people will not mind if there is a camera watching them, but in a private room, most normal human beings will not like being watched 24/7. I hope that answered your question.

[@luckystar_r]

Cameras can be installed in lamps, air conditioning, light switches, sockets, curtain rods, etc.

[@lululemonbar9110]

I stayed at an air bnb in england and found out there was multiple hidden cameras. It was a nightmare because the flat owner was very aggressive and threatening. I was traveling alone.

[@SteveinSanFrancisco]

And...

[@ShaferHart]

Bro, why did you confront him? Lmao. You should've call the police right away.

[@Russpng]

Address pls. I don't wanna end up there.

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

Did you end up calling the cops ?

[@ruthlessluder]

@@ShaferHartYou do realize by calling the police the entire police department now has access to your naked videos?

[@mnmlst1]

This is why when I'm in a place I take all decorative objects and place them in a cabinet/wardrobe, and turn away other objects.

[@linsqopiring6816]

Cameras can be installed in lamps, air conditioning, light switches, sockets, curtain rods, walls etc.

[@odbo_One]

@@linsqopiring6816 Exactly, cameras are so small and agile, even in carpet facing up.

[@sbl9467]

In the mirrors. You will never know. If you think about it long enough you'll just scare yourself.

[@tzm1843]

They can still put one in the smoke alarm, the light, the WiFi, or the outlet.

[@zerozzable]

Just another reason to promote and demand minimalist interiors for hotel rooms. Maximalist interiors are a potential hotspot for these cameras.

[@MaksimIzer]

you sound like someone that should never leave their home

[@AMPProf]

[@jklfds85]

Another solution: turn every object in the room back to face the wall.

[@kingzaire2444]

You think hotels are bad try AirBnB

[@Jaiysful]

bro did u see how small the lenses were? minimalist doesn't help when it's almost the size of a hole for simcards.

[@sollunaystars]

This makes me extremely uncomfortable and scared even. Where is there safe places without the constant need for worrying about harm?

[@booyalol]

Everyone has a safest place, it's called HOME!

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

​@@booyalol nope

[@en2336]

not everyone has a home...@@booyalol

[@yesher12]

On a big ol ranch in Texas!

[@jehannehardwick6311]

@@yesher12 with weapons!

[@ragnarok7976]

The app that charges a subscription for something you don't need often and still barely works is almost as bad as the cameras.

[@ItsJayYork]

Fing is not really a spycam detector app it's for monitoring a network

[@jashanestone]

Scary, uncomfortable times that we're living in. 😮

[@chunlisong8521]

The world of sin

[@SOULRELIEF22]

THIS world system is nearly over. "FROM THAT TIME JESUS BEGAN TO PREACH, AND TO SAY, REPENT: FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND." MATTHEW 4:17! TIME IS WINDING UP. THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND!

[@xXJesuslovesyouXx]

❤Amen ​@@SOULRELIEF22

[@rb5078]

At first I thought just don’t stay at AirBnB. I guess I’m naive because I was really surprised to see cameras in reputable hotels in the States. That’s really disturbing.

[@marthas9255]

"in the States" exactly, should absolutely expect that, took me less than two weeks living in here to tell its common sense is far different from other sensible cultures. To understand this place, think about maximum profit and the least humane and easiest way to get it that isn't outlawed yet and that's exactly what they will be doing. Neoliberalist capitalism couldn't be further away from decency.

[@eileenworth7862]

Stayed at a hostel in San Francisco run by Indians who were illegally filming guests. There were outlets halfway up the wall overlooking the bed, cameras in the ceiling fan, broken towel bar and holes in the walls in the bathroom. The mattress had heaters in it they turned on to overheat you so you'd kick off the blankets and sheets.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@eileenworth7862Must have been in the news. Link?

[@JohnSmith-fq3rg]

More likely to see them in reputable hotels since guests and workers can plant them, in a random air bnb, guests can't always come back to grab the footage, aren't guaranteed to have constant business, and the owner is more likely to move the cameras arouns when cleaning instead of placing objects exactly as found like most room cleaners, assuming the roomcleaners even bother to sweep under them when cleaning. DONT STAY IN ANY HOTEL OR BNB RAN BY FOREIGN INDIANS OR CHINESE, most likely places to encounter this kind of thing.

[@thirien59]

reputable hotels dont discriminate against unreputable people

[@Sr_art_3862]

We need something that can blind the cameras

[@McHaro0079]

... and damage the photo sensors.

[@oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501]

A laser light will

[@uzetaab]

@@oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501 That is not really a solution. The laser has to be so strong that if you tried to use it in the rooms they hid the cameras in, you probably would have damaged your own eyes through reflections.

[@wownewstome6123]

And prevent audio recording by spy devices.

[@ecsamuels4142]

😂

[@RaisedxFist]

Companies and establishments that are serious about their businesses should be cracking down on this and have a program set up to tackle this head-on. This is completely unacceptable.

[@derekmahon1652]

Be careful of air vents on ceilings. My partner and I were traveling and stayed one night in a bed & breakfast, she had a strange feeling about a vent on the ceiling above our bed. We couldn't see anything but I stuffed hand towels in the opening. Next day at breakfast, which was a large table and food shared with other guests, a young couple arrived late to eat. The owner made a big deal out of offering them a large hot plate of food from the kitchen, saying 'after last night I'm sure you're both hungry!' We thought this was a really weird comment, all the rest of us were hungry too. When we checked out the guy was cold and reserved with us...disappointed?? We couldn't prove anything but it was disturbing. Now I'd probably get a chair and try to check the ceiling vent better and then call the police if I found a camera.

[@lurategh]

It's probably impossible to get the owner in trouble now, but have you ever posted a review of that place to warn others? It's not much, but it's something.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@lurateghTo post a review based on a gut feeling and possibly ruin an innocent person's reputation?

[@JewTube001]

@@lurategh review what? it's his imagination.

[@HBclassical]

@@linsqopiring6816Agree. You’d want to prove the camera exists before mentioning it in a review. Gut feelings are valid but not a substitute for evidence.

[@lurategh]

@@linsqopiring6816 This gut feeling, aka human intuition, is far more vital to us than you seem to be suggesting. We evolved with it for a reason. It's not just delusion or woo-woo; there's science to back it up. How many times have you followed a gut feeling and were glad you did, or didn't follow it and wished you had?

[@kimberleebrackley2793]

Way to many creeps in the world.

[@bovinityleak2066]

And 99.9% male

[@oddsfinder]

​@@bovinityleak2066c'mon total amount of just 4+ millions in entire world. Lmao

[@user-kg7fl3kn5r]

Everyone is a voyeur, especialky kids. They are always on the phone staring at nothing. Its the making of a criminal in your own home

[@umer936]

Missed out on a whole category of cameras like under-display camera. Phones like the ZTE Axon 40 have the camera under the screen. While the image quality is rough, it demonstrates how cameras can be completely invisible behind some glass, which means it could be in the TV screen but also like in the eye of the teddy bear.

[@DBLCreations]

Or even a window for that matter. Which is pretty scary stuff!

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

9:22

[@talkinghand4839]

I was in an apartment with a Samsung TV in a bedroom. Inside the screen, upper right corner, was a hidden camera. Very hard to see. I spotted when the light from the window reflects the screen. There a round spot. First I thought it was rf for remote control. But I've noticed sometimes it was there, sometimes was not there.

[@coffee26129]

​@@talkinghand4839 what did you do next?

[@talkinghand4839]

@@coffee26129 I moved.

[@qx4n9e1xp]

Quick band-aid solution if you're worried about cameras but can't really look or are too tired/lazy: Change clothing under the covers of bed sheeting, or use a mate to hold up the sheets as a makeshift privacy curtain. ALSO: Do the same when you log in to apps/accounts on your phone!! Not only do you have to worry about being seen undressed, but criminal spies also can take your logins, id cards, & other info that's within view of a camera.

[@drunkvegangal8089]

So glad I did my world-wide travels between 1990 to 2001. I could even bring my Swiss army knife in my carry on bag back then (!), you could smile on your passport photo and take your camera (with batteries) on board as well. Travelling solo as a woman was still challenging enough even without hidden cameras.

[@tomasviane3844]

I did mine between 1999 and 2009, still it was fine. You could still smoke on an airplane at the start of my travels.

[@speed999-uj5kr]

​@@tomasviane3844I did mine from 2009-2019 ... Back then you could roam around without masks, people used to refer to you as sir/ma'am without asking what my pronouns are ...

[@drunkvegangal8089]

@@tomasviane3844 Yeah. Smoking on a plane(!) and those smokers would light up non-stop cause they were nervous about the flight.

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

I too have fond memories of taking my swiss army knife and pepper spray in my carry on luggage. They even let me take a ging, I told the customs officer it was for my kid brother (I don't have a brother). Solo female traveler from the age of 19...always had to be prepared ;)

[@marthas9255]

and now it's just cyberpunk. rapid, unorganized expansion is always a mistake

[@jack27nikk38]

Bye to privacy, humans are crazy

[@carloschu7127]

Yeah. This is not China, this is US.

[@__PJ__]

@@carloschu7127 Us ? or USA.. There are other countries in the world you know... bloody seppo

[@realnewsthatmatters9319]

And while you’re looking at this video on your phone, someone is watching you through your own phone’s camera 😮😮😮

[@bovinityleak2066]

I have tape over my phone cameras. Doesn’t everyone?

[@realnewsthatmatters9319]

@@bovinityleak2066 No everyone doesn’t. Because they believe the lies told to them by their cellular provider, that their “phones are secure.”

[@Lonewolf3515]

Phones with camera cap addons are very useful.

[@emuhill]

My laptop has a camera. I keep it covered with a plastic sliding shield. If anyone tries to access it is going to be in for a surprise.

[@danroberts9050]

@@bovinityleak2066 Or listening to you on the microphone. Trust me, you're not enjoying one ounce of privacy.

[@notBeggingMattandLissy2PlayRE4]

Just some months to years ago people were ridiculed for even suggesting this. Like on reddit "oMg duDe! yOu'lL nEv3r bE reC0rdEd! Th3r's nO prOoF iT hAs eVeR haPpeNned!" I knew this was more common than most would let on. It's not super common but it happens.

[@joline2730]

Ed: I think it is MUCH more common than you think ... it's all over the world ..

[@ShaferHart]

I envy whatever innocent, normie subs you frequent.

[@paulas_lens]

We live in a messed up world.

[@shadowfilm7980]

Why I don’t use AirBnB. No way. The chances that the owner of that property using hidden cameras is great. I’ve heard horror stories.

[@jorge69696]

And all the reports about hidden cameras in hotels.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

i mean most likely the cameras are there to protect their property.

[@antoniohillario9770]

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j Did you mean most likely the cameras are there to protect their piracy?

[@cjjames83]

i guess we need portable EMPs now just walk in an fry everything

[@incognitotorpedo42]

Including the wiring in the room and all the electronics, including your own?

[@AMPProf]

@@incognitotorpedo42 what iff??? Should i say it or just say Possibilities are endless already got shielding for that

[@knightlko]

Was thinking the same thing ish, throw the breakers and fire an emp pow all battery op'd cameras fried :D

[@Tb0n3]

I was thinking a high power laser that stands over the entire room to burn out the sensors.

[@mtlicq]

@@Tb0n3 where can I get one of those?

[@oasean]

Oh, if only I could return to the 1990s.

[@thefox8939]

90's was the best decade!!!!

[@EdBender]

I could live in the 90s forever...

[@malijaqueline7625]

80s were the best decade!! Not just for music and culture --- BUT you see, in the 90s, the internet and cellphones were available and a lot more people had access to camcorders. People were already posting stuff online that they shouldn't have in the 90s. Yes, there wasn't social media and the internet was not anything like it is now but people could still be violated using technology in the 90s a whole lot more than in the 80s.

[@navidhendrix]

Used to be you just had to travel with a small UV flashlight to see any spots on your hotel bed/bathroom. Now this :(

[@manchesterunitedno7]

UV light useless to detect any organic liquid stain without an activated agent. Unless you want to bring on luminol spray all the time with you, then have to explain TSA guys what it is for.

[@AMPProf]

Then they bulit that camera for the Medical nano surgeries bot handi dont like scifi anymore

[@stereothrilla8374]

Now they supply the UV light and you are the spot!😂😂😂

[@MrGuru666999]

Next line of travel equipment will be an indoor tent and a personal shower courtain. Nudists won't be bothered at this at all.

[@CornyBum]

Yep, I plan to stay in a tent in every hotel room I book from now on. Can't let the creeps win!

[@Yasminh-]

so when booking my room, should I ask instead of one extra bed to be put inside (which sometimes is possible) to have all the beds removed? lol because I mainly travel in asia ,mostly in Japan, these hotel rooms are SMALL, usually even hard to open my luggage, where to put a tent LOL the bed has to go I guess

[@debprivate7840]

They make bed tents. They attach to the bed. Google them@@Yasminh-

[@DonCarlione973]

It's incredible how small cameras have become over the years. They're damn near microscopic and can fit them almost anywhere!

[@ayhay4686]

It's funny how we moved from using these advanced technologies against enemies and spies to using them for voyeurist fetishes. This is a proof, governments have become very weak, and useless.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Absotely, as long as you accept a hit in image quality. If you want high quality results, about 10 mm diameter for the optics is the minimum somewhat acceptable quality. For high end quality the frontmost lens diameter should be at least 40 mm.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@MikkoRantalainen/videos For voyeers it doesn't have to be high def.

[@mousenation3867]

There must be a device that can quickly locate them. The Royals and celebs must have their rooms scanned for devices before they enter ?

[@ShaferHart]

Epstein proved that nope lol

[@MoonLiteNite]

Those devices are just a tool. It takes skill and knowledge to do such a search. So if you pay someone, like me, i will do it for 250$/hr. The longer i look, the more likely i will find something.

[@brenzikmohaa]

cry more lol

[@respectall4551]

A simple solution: Come with your own tent inside their room and write outside the tent, a big warning sign " we know you are watching." Shower with your clothes on. 😂. At least give the viewers a hard time. 😂

[@aiodensghost8645]

Lmao, if they leak the footage of me being nude in a room I rightfully rented I'm suing

[@sbsk2526]

Might as well stay home if you’re that paranoid lol

[@jorge69696]

Pooping with my pants on has been quite the challenge.

[@jaysky2000]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Yasminh-]

simply dont turn on the light in the bathroom when using the toilet or shower, I never do that, isnt that hard to find the shampoo bottle or toilet flush in the dark

[@ryanexplorer]

Since last year I haven't felt comfortable in AirBnbs anymore... Always feeling like I am, potentially, being recorded so I spend like 15 mins looking all around the room analysing everything

[@alien8180]

So did you find any camera?

[@haifutter4166]

It's easy to do in a clean and relatively empty hotel room to check for unusual holes in the commen places but impossible to do in regular AirBnBs or while couchsurfing. What they failed to mention was, that it isn't necessary to find all cameras, one is enough, and that a camera won't be normally hidden in a place, that has a bad viewing angle.

[@nathanjamesbaker]

AirBnB sucks, anyway. I have never used that company and never will.

[@spledydid7590]

It's also legal for AirBnb owners to have hidden cameras, so law enforcement can't actually do much.

[@valhatan3907]

​@@spledydid7590i think you can if it's in some specific room. Like if it's in bedroom. I think there's a law for it, but idk American law

[@bobbullethalf]

The thing we forget the most is that we have sick people that will go through the trouble of doing this.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I agree. If you don't do anything worth extorting in the hotel room, who cares if somebody is recording you? /s

[@mikes7446]

do you know the united snakes government is watching you?

[@S_Shant]

@@mikes7446there’s no country named that.

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

@@S_Shant You say that with such confidence.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@MikkoRantalainenSo you're ok with owner s that sold the live streams they talked about in this video? There's nothing wrong with that?

[@khantuta]

Sleep in your clothes, do not shower and, better still, stay home! LOL

[@damham5689]

So basically if you Airbnb, rent, stay at a hotel, youre better of covering the walls and everything in the room with dark plastic. But still does nothing for audio.

[@dennismorris7573]

Play music - saw that in a Bond film! 😂

[@containedhurricane]

The camera could be installed in a smoke detector and ceiling

[@tankueytryn]

Try white noise my friend...

[@Pockymuncher888]

Bring a tent with you it seems like

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

​​@@tankueytryn doubt they know what that is

[@myrootsgraspNewsoil]

This is yet another reason why traveling in your own vehicle (car, van, truck, rv) is the way to go.

[@catrinastars]

lol but gas emissions! 😂

[@doctordilanka]

That plan might work for local / domestic trips, albeit, at the expense of convenience, but it'll fail if you're traveling internationally OR with kids.

[@myrootsgraspNewsoil]

@@doctordilanka Actually you can rent both vans and RVs in other countries too-however they could plant a camera in them too.

[@myrootsgraspNewsoil]

@@catrinastars Yes there’s def the gas emission problem-but planes have those problems too of course.

[@mpls_link]

Goodluck crossing the Atlantic with your truck

[@youmaycallmeken]

So add this to the list of things to self-detect. Bedbugs (& fleas & ticks), no working CO alarm, working door lock, germs, escape route, were the sheets changed?, thirdhand smoke, perfumes & BO, etc.

[@__PJ__]

Dont forget the blue light to check for nasty sex stains !

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@__PJ__ you guys are making me not want to ever use a hotel again! lol

[@linsqopiring6816]

I predict there will be companies who professionally check your room for you. Lol, i'd pay for that.

[@goldeagle8051]

You seem like a blast to go on holiday with.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@goldeagle8051 I would lo go with them and have them do all that checking for me.

[@marilynturcotte5304]

Scary!! It almost makes people not want to go out in public and become completely hidden, so sad!

[@Bethlehem-su8qv]

And if u being watched at home?

[@Bethlehem-su8qv]

🤣🤔

[@importantname]

If you buy or pay for a camera detector, you have wasted your money as 99.9% of them do not detect hidden cameras. Which is fraud on the part of those who profit by selling them.

[@The_Crow78.]

Or just use a telescope instead.

[@MoonLiteNite]

They do as they should do. It is the user who lacks the knowledge and training to use the tools properly. I never seen such a device NOT work. radio scanning higher up on the ISO model, radio scanning low on the ISO model, IR scanning and reflective searches? They all are just a little tool, but you have to know how to use them. It is like buying a firearm, then when you shoot your kid in the face, you blame the gun.

[@importantname]

you should watch the videon

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

So turn off the free wifi at any airbnb. If you get a phone call from the host you’ll know something is up.

[@Me__Myself__and__I]

That, right there, is the best suggestion I've heard.

[@wsketchy]

Won't do anything for the offline cameras that save to SD cards

[@marj88]

They will always put a label “dont turn off the wifi”

[@jorge69696]

The cameras can use their own mobile data like a phone.

[@__PJ__]

@@wsketchy SD cards have limited space especially if recording 24/7 in HD... you be lucky to save a few hours.

[@wildflower1397]

This is why I never do anything that I would be willing to pay $ to keep hidden. If anyone records me nekkid, the viewers will be more traumatized than I am. 😂

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

😂😂😂😂😂 right??!!

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

For real! Lol

[@JOIHIINI]

​@@punkinhootI think the "fans only" comment might reveal your bluff 😂😂

[@Persiphon]

😂😂😂

[@RRKS]

@@punkinhoot Hahah, i noticed an email in my spambox recently who claimed they had hacked my computer camera too. Too bad that those emails are just bots.. Because i'd love to reply and ask where the camera is on my stationary computer that i built myself.. 😅

[@TheMicroTrak]

The best way to find a hidden camera is to use a non-linear junction detector, the tool-of-choice for Technical Surveillance Cuntermeasure Technicians. This instrument radiates directional radio frequency energy, and the harmonics that are received are measured and compared. The NLJD can find any electronics device, even if it has been cast into cement. Sadly, you won't find these at Walmart.

[@Lich___]

Where does one study to become a "cuntermeasure technician"?

[@TheMicroTrak]

The Hillary Clinton school of Electronics. @@Lich___

[@utubepunk]

​@@Lich___😂😂

[@Ericlco]

This is the most useful comment on this thread. Too bad they are so expensive.

[@TheMicroTrak]

Thanks! Yes, they are expensive. Options include renting them, or hiring a TSCM team to do a sweep for you, but these are still not terribly cheap. The "SpyShop" camera detectors are largely just toys, although the colored lens units with lights on them actually work if you are diligent enough to search a every square inch of surfcace. Most covert cameras are going to be installed inside something electronic, so the suspects are things with power cords.@@Ericlco

[@CNBCi]

Do you search for hidden cameras when you travel? Why or why not?

[@Summitic]

My entire life and the life of my family were put in danger when I became a victim of a white-collar crime involving people at a company that offered me employment combined with a studio apartment to stay in during my relocation period. They wanted to frame me for something big and used hidden cameras to watch me inside that studio apartment and listen to all my conversations. I discovered one of the cameras by pure coincide when I walked in the middle of the night to the toilet without turning the light on. I will leave what happened next to your imagination. ( This happened in a major city in the french speaking part of Switzerland. )

[@TheTrueOnyxRose]

Who needs to travel? People can copy your house or apartment keys and plant cameras in your place while you’re gone. The same with getting inside of cars.

[@User-vbhhnvgjmt]

What the last detector name, where to buy it

[@RafaelHabegger]

Oh nononono, I show my best side and let them enjoy my body.

[@marie.s9995]

I don't. Of course it gives me the creeps but, my life is so ordinary and my human body is as generic as their family members. lol🤣

[@nezz2025]

This is new privacy challenge. Scientists must bring solution to this global problem...and governments must take a strong action to individuals who did such kind of things.

[@rerikm]

mmm I don't think you have the authority to demand anything from scientists, try the government

[@firstprototype]

Your government is spying on you just because he can 😢

[@aboogie797]

Stop looking to “the government” for help and comfort. 🙄 That game is over. Theres no help coming from that way.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@aboogie797/videos Why should the government not have to do its job? You want to give them a free paycheque and not have to do anything for it?

[@Codacoli]

@@aboogie797aren’t legislators government? You need to pass laws… otherwise what’s the point

[@OanaTheMeerkat]

Imagine having hidden cameras in your workplace.

[@Cricket2731]

I worked at a customer service counter. Between the sales floor, the parts room & the shop, there were prolly 10 cameras that I knew of.

[@malcorub]

@@Cricket2731 prolly?

[@The_Crow78.]

@@malcorub yea prolly.

[@Cricket2731]

@@malcorub , a variation of "probably".

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

So u can't use loo for 10 hours straight It's impossible

[@RajveerSingh-vf7pr]

As a hotel manager, I find this video incredibly helpful

[@ybkbanzai2782]

…you now know what not to do eh?

[@RajveerSingh-vf7pr]

@@ybkbanzai2782 nah... More like what else I a hotel manager do...

[@naturequeene132]

@@RajveerSingh-vf7prwhat exactly are you saying? That you will look out for hidden cameras to protect people or that you’ll place cameras to spy on people?

[@RajveerSingh-vf7pr]

@@naturequeene132 If I were to be a hotel manager, I would have gotten these many new ideas...

[@stinkinlincoln926]

For placement or discovery?😅

[@nunyabiznez666]

Crazy and sad how ridiculously easy it is to put cameras anywhere nowadays. Sick mofos get off on that crap, but can obviously be used for blackmail or plain old controlling partner spying 😢

[@TrainerAQ]

As a guy that has to travel international often, I don't like this. How come guys in the 90s and 80s got to enjoy their lives and have to spend an hours dealing with this crap

[@mookiepookie444]

Because smartphones didn’t exist then.

[@jgarsz]

Great you identified a problem (that we already knew about) and offered no solutions

[@Gawillamon]

Imagine how many perverts are spying on people in private/intimate situations, including *CHILDREN.*

[@lurategh]

Exactly, and way too many people still think it's being paranoid to be aware of and worried about this possibility. It's only gonna get worse and more common as the tech advances.

[@auggiemarsh8682]

I’ve got THE solution, although it isn’t a super easy one. Either bring your own sheets or ask the hotel for extra towels and or sheets to use to cover all of the easily coverable areas where spy cams could be hidden

[@gailsfoodandstuff]

this popped up in my home page but im so glad i watched it. i was hoping for a happy ending where we have something we can buy to detect ALL cams, sigh.

[@stevestadinko6045]

I usually just activate a portable emp when I arrive at my air bnb. The downside is the part where I no longer have air conditioning or television.

[@anthonynicoli]

Hold the camera makers and semiconductor companies responsible for the application of their miniature devices. That will put some corporate economic incentives behind stopping these unethical applications of their technology.

[@frankcheung99]

This report is 5 days old, but the new technology is way more advanced than what they show in this report. The latest technology is to hide the camera in the iPhone speaker holes or the SIM card hole. It acts as the third camera on the phone, it uses the iPhone to record. When not in use, it works normally like a regular iPhone... It can also live-stream the video on the internet!! People are recording them and the girls meet on Tinder or they pay money for... The government still has no clue what is going on ...Sad! So, it is not only the hotel might have cameras installed, but more importantly, if you sleep with strangers, you cannot tell he is carrying a camera with him!

[@absolutelypositively]

Or her….

[@alir.9894]

Wow! Thank you for the warning! I wish they would do a video on that as well.

[@Sashazur]

Sounds like someone has modified a phone to position the camera on the edge, where it doesn’t look like the camera is pointing at you. But the phone still has to be there and someone has to turn the recording on and off.

[@JobHuntingAbroad]

Generally men, I have just googled it and nearly every single person caught was a man, rarely a woman@@absolutelypositively

[@JewTube001]

That's literally a smartphone. There's already a camera in it.

[@vaynardBG]

Make the law / fine so harsh people will think 100 times before using the spy cam. (also for the manufacture). 💀

[@DaneReidVoiceOver]

Won't work. Nobody thinks they will get caught.

[@jandraelune1]

Speaking of manufacture, just take apart a dash cam. Only need to save data to an SD card. This action circumvents your manufacture regulations. Then the fining the people, the issue is finding the devices in the first place.

[@dawsie]

You cannot charge the company that makes the item. It would be like charging every gun manufacturing company every time someone pulls the trigger of one of their guns. You can only charge the person who commits the crime not the people who make the product.

[@oldunclemick]

The deterrent is the odds of getting caught.

[@ND-kh5yw]

Literally. Would be fine with life imprisonment for these ppl

[@mucholangs]

Never discuss importatnt business in a hotel room. This is why politicians play golf.

[@RWB20]

This has been done to women like me for over ten years. I was humiliated and slandered constantly because those doing it then claiming those they did it to were making money by selling or sending their nude photos or videos to people. I couldn't get jobs cause the stalkers would hack my emails and send my nude photos to the businesses. So many people are stalkers and pervs! Ten years ago, hot women had this done constantly, and no one believed them when they said it was being done to them

[@brianhollenbeck8633]

10 year's of being spied on has brought out the actor in me.

[@Top5iv3]

😂

[@jklfds85]

Same! Maybe not 10 years, but I learned how to act!

[@yesterday-today-forever]

Please share some acting tips for being in front of a spy cam.

[@brianhollenbeck8633]

@@yesterday-today-forever depends on why they are spying. If being set up, or an actual investigation.

[@NoName-zn1sb]

10 years

[@john2510]

Seems the take-away from this is that if you want to secretly record people, it’s pretty easy to accomplish. Not sure that’s a message that’s useful to covey.

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Nice, now im gonna use these like hell

[@acpjr]

Then why did you convey it?

[@jupiterjones3789]

You also need to be caught only once to be imprisoned; that's especially true if you use cameras with SD cards and/or battery Left out here is that these cameras need the energy and either a connection or the card to be taken out what makes it harder to use them than in this setting

[@ali9-io2ux]

yes, but this problem seems inevitable, if they don't talk about it in it's early stage then it would get worse in the future

[@curioussand1339]

The learning is that you should always behave like you are being watched, and when you are naked or your partner is naked, make sure you are covered by a sheet and when going to the toilet or taking a shower, first turn off the lights.

[@RyszardPoster27]

I think it's up to legislators to make these things illegal and put some protections in place like e.g. requiring all cameras to be easily detectable

[@linsqopiring6816]

That's only part of the solution.

[@teresawest5602]

What about sick legislators who promote the crap!!!!

[@assassinlexx1993]

Other countries make these cameras that have no rules.

[@maltedmilk6888]

I don't even feel safe walking in the woods because of trail cams hidden in the trees

[@chrys77cross]

Lol

[@FrozenThai]

There's some form of comfort in ignorance is bliss i guess. If some random people you will never meet have seen your video and you never find out about it, your life will go on unchanged.

[@jklfds85]

Unless they try to extort you for money.

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

This is why i have 99,999 unread emails lol @@jklfds85

[@user-fw5gr6gn3z]

@@jklfds85 Well , I wouldnt care if someone threatens me to upload the videos online , maybe its cause im a guy but idk

[@WhiteWolfos]

Sometimes it's used for other stuff, such as when you're talking with someone and divulge personal information, passwords etc. other times it's for active crime if it's connected to the net. The perp can see when you're the most vulnerable, where you left the keys/cash, or follow/track you. If it's your own house and you give information to people consenting to indoor security for Airbnb/renting then that's fine but otherwise it's obviously intrusive, illegal and awful, nearly as bad or worse than your smartphone pryed on by the gov companies and 3rd parties.

[@SVEVelsen]

@@jklfds85 That literally happened when I was representing a victim of child abuse. I told them to publish it and see what happened to them. CC'ed the case manager of CPS (extremist conservative freak) in an e-mail to two journalists I know where I indicated I may soon have a pretty shocking discrimination case for them and if they were interested. Never got so much as a peep from her since.

[@TomNook.]

The only solution is to only stay in the properties you built yourself and are continually monitoring when away. So only billionaires are safe.

[@KevinBalaam]

How should people monitor their properties, I wonder.

[@Sara.Rose.]

Billionaires are not safe too. How sure are they that the plumber, electrician, etc that have come into the house haven’t installed one. It’s a scary world that we live in and it’s getting scarier by the day :(

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

​​@@Sara.Rose.Some have the solution just for this

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

WE LIVE IN THE WORST TIMELINE

[@goldeagle8051]

Lol, I think the people who lived through the prehistory, the endless Roman wars, the Crusades, the 80 and 100 years wars, the succesion wars, the colonial wars, the Napoleonic wars, the world wars, slavery, the plagues, the Great Depression, the Holocaust, the high maternal and child mortality - surgery without anaesthetics - pre-antibiotics world etc etc would like to have a word.

[@ShaferHart]

​@@goldeagle8051all those times wee just like today don't kid yourself. Historians put cute names to certain periods just so they can sell books. The past was just like the present just like the future is just like the present.

[@goldeagle8051]

@@ShaferHartI find it hard to believe you actually read my comment.

[@MoonLiteNite]

uhhh actually the best.... just 100 years ago 1/2 the world was starving to death, always...

[@familiasouza889]

actually, we live in the END OF TIMES

[@chadparsons50]

Between this and government cameras it feels overwhelming at times.

[@Gawillamon]

The dystopian future is no longer in the future. It's already present.

[@teresawest5602]

Government cams can be just of invasive

[@seitanbeatsyourmeat666]

Ok, the teen that found the “hidden camera” in the plane toilet was preeeeeeeetty hard to miss. It was taped to the toilet lid with the flash on

[@TestGearJunkie.]

Why do people call them bathrooms..? Pretty hard to fit a bath in there 🤣

[@mailleweaver]

@@TestGearJunkie. At home in the USA, the room with the bath is most likely the room with the toilet. We use toilets more than baths, so we associate toilet with "bathroom" because we spend our lives going to the bathroom to use the toilet. Even to the point that a room with a toilet and sink, but no bath or shower, is officially called a half bath. It may be different in other parts of the world where many houses are so old that they were built before indoor plumbing and so have toilets, baths, and sinks stashed wherever they can fit individually instead of all together in one room.

[@TestGearJunkie.]

@@mailleweaver Hmmm. I say I'm going to the toilet. Or going to have a bath, whichever is the case. The fact that both are in the same room is irrelevant. I just don't see how you can call a room that doesn't have a bath, a bathroom.

[@lurategh]

@@TestGearJunkie. It's simply one of those things that stuck. Even if it's not literally a bathroom with a bath, it's still a bathroom to us, or also a restroom if it's a public place. I know other places have similar quirks when it comes to what terms are commonplace.

[@TestGearJunkie.]

@@lurategh It just seems weird to me being from the UK. I remember the first time I stayed with friends in San Francisco and they said my room had a half bath. I said what..? How can you have half a bath..? I know what they meant now, but it's still weird to me 🤣

[@1aliveandwell]

Wish you had showed each camera hidden as a closeup and back a few feet !!

[@Mirriam02]

Exactly, show everyone how to detect these devices on our own, using telltale characteristics, clues, etc.

[@fadmap9676]

Easiest way, get a camera with night mode, aka IR, wait until night time, turn on the camera with night mode on and all the IR lights from hidden cameras will be visible when you look through the screen

[@ND-kh5yw]

Thank you!

[@love_4_life865]

We are past the point where we are carrying “hidden” cameras everywhere we go. Furthermore, the technology of cameras are so sophisticated that you can place them on drones far away enough from being spotted or heard and I’m sure the quality is crystal clear.

[@theeugenicsodyssey]

Seeing videos like this comforts me that our government won't spend millions of dollars on secret mass surveillance when we do it so well ourselves, and for free!

[@roar]

that's cute, they spend billions already

[@aboogie797]

Stop looking to “the government” for help and comfort. 🙄 That game is over. Theres no help coming from that way.

[@PlantSpam]

I’m becoming more and more of a hermit. 😩

[@VoxWodler]

me too

[@originalotto7126]

Yes, I've noticed 🤔

[@jonathanj.3695]

As a person who works in cybersecurity and OPSEC (operational security) in the military, stuff like this makes me paranoid, especially knowing that I handle and travel with very sensitive information on a daily basis.

[@gitarmats]

We all know the real solution is to build a pillow fort in every AirBnb and hotel room you visit.

[@KiranKumarBokkesam]

People are sick

[@joeking433]

Yeah, there are people out there looking to ruin your life. Trust me on that.

[@BrainMonkeyBooks]

Looks like the guy had to use multiple tools just to find around half of the cameras hidden away. That cost of money and time is higher than the reward. Maybe someone can invent a jammer of some sort so people can just enter a room and turn it on. 😮

[@jvh22a]

Would the jammer work if it's an SD card? My farm camera uses SD card since there is no service put there.

[@linsqopiring6816]

@@jvh22ayea, wishful thinking

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

In Eastern Europe this is common. When you hide cash and valuables in a hotel room, they are watching and it goes missing.

[@techraptor4947]

Best solution: Bring a tent with you and don't shower!

[@maureenoneill5754]

And shower in your tent!

[@ClaireandNanami]

if you have to bring your own tent, why even pay to rent a room? The safest thing is to not go anywhere 😂

[@Yasminh-]

shower with lights turned off ,isnt that hard

[@riverbankfisher]

@@Yasminh- You forgot about night vision cameras

[@action0x01]

@@riverbankfisher b&w only

[@_Brennus]

Another thing to fear is someone falsely accusing you of using a secret camera (planting it themselves), then suing you.

[@CornyBum]

Well, then they'd need evidence for something you didn't do. :/

[@user-rc3fe9mn4u]

I thought about that. What a world we live in

[@EdBender]

Yep. Thought about that too. If they are smart and do it right, you're in a bad spot... Perhaps you should install hidden cameras to protect yourself? 😂😂

[@Note-dy6yd]

It seems that it is safer to go outside nude in public than in a hotel room equipped with covert cameras.

[@hansenwibowo1409]

This video is what I'm looking for YEARS, thanks a lot

[@The_Crow78.]

Did you find it yet?

[@linsqopiring6816]

No, I think you were looking for a video that showed solutions. This video mainly showed how hard they are to detect even if you know they are there.

[@simont.b.2660]

China, Korea ? Ok. How about the ones in USA, Canada or Europe ?

[@malcorub]

7:36 Albany, NY?

[@The_Crow78.]

Somalia.

[@jessdelasouza]

Motivates me to arrive with a sheet, tarp, etc. and cover the majority of the room, while taping other items on the wall before leaving my rental. 😅and even then I wonder if I would have missed anything 😅

[@kimolivares8532]

Get one of those privacy tents for 20 dollars and only disrobe there

[@kimolivares8532]

Get one of those privacy tents for 20 dollars and only disrobe there

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

Hm. Watching this video reminds me of a time when I was working over and after lockdown doing bicycle delivery and for some reason there was this Chinese guy who used to hang out with a few of the other guys I used to work with who started to follow me around and hanging around on his own looking for me when the other guys weren't even there, and he had no reason to even be in my city since he lived in another city. His behaviour went from being a random guy hanging out with the other guys, to acting like he had singled me out and was trying to stalk me. At one point he told me he wanted to give me a lift in his car, which was a Mercedez to show off and I made the mistake to accept. I told him I had a boyfriend already in the expectation he would understand that I was taken and that he could just let me ride in his car just out of curiousity as a mate and nothing else. Then when he had me in private in the car, he told me how I could go and stay in his apartment he rented out in Manchester as an airBRB with my boyfriend, and told me how he had a piano there and how he would like to watch me playing the piano and wanted to film me. Then he just dropped into the conversation how he had cameras in the apartment and how he would like to film me and my boyfriend, jokingly. I didn't say anything and said nothing and didn't take him seriously. But then when he dropped me off I just made a mental note to avoid him after that. Then I left my job and didn't see him again. Thinking about it now, it's making me wonder how come he had so much money to have a grand piano and a Mercedez and why he was joking about 'wanting to film me and my boyfriend'. It's making me think, it's possible he was one of those same kind of Chinese guys filming people covertly in his Airbnb apartment and potentially selling the videos to porno channels or whatever, and that's how he made his money. He didn't seem to do anything else apart from just hang around on street corners doing nothing beyond acting creepy. I'm thinking now, maybe I should have reported him to the police to be investigated, because he even confessed himself with his own words he wanted to film me and my boyfriend in his airbnb, so there's every possible chance he had already done it to other people, and his 'joke' was actually an admission of what he had already in real life. Eek. Some guys are just so gross.😕

[@stereothrilla8374]

I found one of these in an AirBnB I stayed in. I reported it immediately and switched properties. AirBnB didn’t even seem that concerned about it.