What kind of hotel is easy to have cameras?

The locations where pinhole cameras are easy to hide in hotels are: TV sets, routers, small holes in set-top boxes, smoke alarms, air conditioning outlets, ceiling corners, chandeliers and other hidden places, hanging shadows, and socket switches on the walls.

Special attention should be paid to: alarm clocks, speakers, drinking fountains, air purifiers and other equipment facing the bed, as well as toiletries in bathrooms and bathrooms.

Photographers may hide waterproof cameras in large-capacity shampoo and bath bottles. If residents just squeeze the shower head, they can't find the camera. But if you shake the bottle, you can feel the camera inside.

The first thing after checking into the hotel:

Mobile phone scanning: When entering the room, turn off the lights, draw the curtains, keep it absolutely dark, turn on the camera of the mobile phone and scan carefully and slowly in every corner of the room. Once there is a bright spot on the dark mobile phone screen, it is likely to be a miniature camera.

Note that some Apple phones can't use this method, because their cameras have devices that filter red light.

Flashlight inspection: use a flashlight to inspect all exposed holes in the room, such as vents and power sockets. If there is a hidden pinhole camera, you can find the reflector by flashlight lighting.

Inspection of infrared flashlight: Because the appearance of the camera is cambered, the infrared flashlight can have a very obvious red reflection when it emits light.

Anti-sneak shot APP: This APP is also called camera detector. Its main principle is to detect whether there is a camera connected to the same WiFi.

However, this kind of APP also has some shortcomings, that is, not all sneak shots are connected to WiFi. Some cameras store the candid photos in the memory card for temporary storage, and do not transmit them to the terminal in real time. At this point, the anti-sneak shot software can't detect them.