No matter if You want to monitor Your home while You are away or simply monitor what your pets are up to in the meantime, having an effective hidden camera is crucial. There are various options available such as wearable spy cameras that provide eyeline views as well as clocks that make stowing them away easy without anyone knowing.

However, there are other less ethical solutions. According to Forbes research on nine federal child sexual exploitation investigations reviewed by investigators from Amazon and eBay, spy cameras purchased on those platforms had been used by perpetrators to film people in their bedrooms or bathrooms – sometimes disguised as teddy bears, jacket buttons or bathroom hooks – using fake surveillance footage.

Victor utilized an app called Fing that scans Wi-Fi networks for unidentified devices and tested for signal interference by making a phone call while walking around his room – this allowed him to observe whether its call signal interfered with nearby printers that might appear as hidden cameras on Fing.

As another option, he tried using an infrared lens detector, which uses infrared light to locate camera lenses. Unfortunately, he found himself unsuccessful using these methods; even top quality lens detectors can often be fooled by mirrors and light bulbs. As an alternative approach, he tried making phone calls directly to devices connected with cameras – when receiving one the camera will activate automatically.