HiddenScan

HiddenScan helps you check a room for hidden cameras and unfamiliar devices before you settle in - in a hotel, a short-stay rental, a changing room or an office. WHAT HIDDENSCAN DOES Infrared (IR) check Many night-vision cameras emit infrared light that your eyes cannot see but a phone camera can partly pick up. The IR check highlights likely infrared sources in the live view so you can take a closer look. Camera and lens scan Lenses reflect light back towards their source. Point your phone at a suspicious object and the lens scan looks for the small round reflection a lens gives back. Wi-Fi review Lists the devices responding on the Wi-Fi network you are connected to - including devices that answer without leaving a port open - and highlights the ones whose open ports look like a camera. Scan history Save any scan with a title and date, so you can keep a record per room or per stay. GETTING THE BEST RESULT - Dim the lights before an IR check. Infrared shows up best in the dark. - Move slowly and hold the phone steady, roughly 10-30 cm from the object. - Check the usual places: smoke detectors, air vents, alarm clocks, chargers, mirrors, decor. - Use more than one method. IR, lens and Wi-Fi each catch different things. WHAT IT CANNOT DO HiddenScan is a detection aid, not a guarantee. It cannot see a camera that is switched off, one with no infrared emitter, or one that is not on the Wi-Fi network you are joined to. Treat a clear scan as one piece of information rather than proof, and contact local authorities if you believe you are being recorded. SUBSCRIPTION HiddenScan offers a 7-day free trial, followed by a weekly or yearly subscription. Payment is charged to your Google Play account. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel any time in Google Play > Subscriptions. Privacy policy: https://hiddenscan.apparentgroup.co/privacy.html Terms of use: https://hiddenscan.apparentgroup.co/terms.html Support: [email protected]