Hidden Camera Detector vs Mobile Security Camera (FTP) Usage & Stats

Hidden Camera Detector - Your Ultimate Privacy Protector! Find hidden cameras (spy cameras) with ease using our Hidden Camera Detector app. It includes multiple detection methods such as electronic/metal detector, infrared (negative) detector, composite detector, and WiFi signal detector to help you ensure your privacy. The composite detector feature, unique to this app, allows users to simultaneously view reactions from the electronic device detector while watching the video captured by the phone’s camera, making it a convenient and effective tool not found in other apps. Key Features: ◾ Electronic Device Detector: Identify electronic devices hidden in suspicious areas. ◾ Infrared/Negative Filter Detector: Provides a detector with an infrared/negative filter effect to better identify spots or holes that are difficult to see under natural light or normal lighting. ◾ Composite Detector: Combines electronic and infrared detection for comprehensive monitoring. ◾ WiFi Signal Detector: Detect suspicious WiFi signals around you. Usage Tips: ◾ Use the electronic device detector within 30 centimeters (12 inches) of the suspicious area. If the sensor responds, there may be an electronic device present. ◾ The infrared/negative detector helps in identifying hidden camera lenses by spotting invisible holes. ◾ The composite detector provides a more thorough inspection by combining the above methods. ◾ Use the flashlight blinking feature to detect hidden camera lenses that reflect light. Dim the lighting and shine the camera flash on suspicious areas. Disclaimer: Detecting a response from the app's detector does not guarantee that an object is a hidden camera. Responses may also occur for other electronic devices and metal objects. Always conduct a hands-on inspection and consult an expert for confirmation. This app should be used as an aid for detecting hidden cameras. This app uses GPUImage from CyberAgent, Inc. (https://github.com/cats-oss/android-gpuimage) and CompassView (https://github.com/woheller69/CompassView) under the Apache License Version 2.0.