Detect hidden devices and cameras in your surroundings. This app uses multiple modes, including Bluetooth scanning and lens reflection checks, to help identify potential surveillance threats in hotel rooms, rentals, and personal spaces.
1.0.35
November 8, 2026
Tracker mode now sorts what it hears: trackers away from their owner first, then tags whose state can't be read, and devices that are not trackers in a folded "excluded" list. Choose where you are scanning to see whether a tracker shows up in more than one place, and tap Find to follow its signal with vibration. iOS itself warns you about an unknown AirTag travelling with you; this check covers the tracker signals your phone can see.
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Yes, Hidden Camera Detect+ contains advertisements. As a free utility app, ads are displayed to support its development and maintenance.
Hidden Camera Detect+ is currently available for iPhone devices. The app was last updated on 2026-11-08 with version 1.0.35.
It uses a lens reflection check where the app guides you to spot the glint of a lens when light hits it directly. This method works by identifying reflective surfaces that may indicate a hidden camera.
Hidden Camera Detect+ identifies nearby AirTag, Tile, SmartTag, and Chipolo trackers by their Bluetooth signature. It also offers 'follow detection' to identify trackers that repeatedly appear across different sweeps.
Hidden Camera Detect+ has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of its utility in detecting potentially sensitive surveillance devices.
The latest version of Hidden Camera Detect+ is 1.0.35, which was released on 2026-11-08. Updates typically occur to improve functionality and address any issues.
Hidden Camera Detect+ is available in 25 different languages, making it accessible to a wide range of users globally.
No, Hidden Camera Detect+ is a tool for looking and cannot provide definitive proof of surveillance. It flags potential leads, but users should treat every hit as something to investigate further rather than a final verdict.
