What can I do to protect my privacy when staying in a hotel?

Many people don't know the "common sense" of staying in a hotel, and staying in a hotel is very uncomfortable.

Usually, when we travel or go on business, we usually choose to stay in hotels or guesthouses. But when we stay in hotels or guesthouses, we must also do some self-protection. What should I pay attention to? Let's see.

When we checked into the hotel, we were most worried that our privacy would be leaked. We all heard that hotels often install pinhole cameras. In this case, some privacy will be completely exposed when we stay in a hotel room.

In fact, we can turn off the lights first and then turn on the camera function of the mobile phone. After we turn off the lights, just like some pinhole cameras, we are also connected to the power supply, so there will be some little red dot.

Let's take photos with our mobile phones, especially the router like this or little red dot next to the TV. This may be a good place to hide pinhole cameras.

Second, we should pay attention to some health problems. For example, some hotels are basically toilets. In fact, there are many people coming and going in the hotel every day, so many people use this toilet.

So we must clean the toilet before using it. You can use this kettle to boil some hot water on it and iron the toilet seat. Or we can put this disposable toilet seat on it. This can avoid cross-infection of some bacteria.

The third thing to note is that when we stay in one or more hotels, it is best to bring our own towels. Because although hotels and guesthouses say they will provide some towels and bath towels, many people have used such things before.

Although they did some cleaning, we don't know whether they were thoroughly disinfected and disinfected. So to be on the safe side, we'd better bring our own towels. In this case, shall we wipe our bodies or our faces? It will keep our towels clean and will not cause any harm to our skin.

These are some things I want to share with you when I stay in the hotel today.