Sentry vs Wi

A room-scanning aid for your phone. Hidden cameras get concealed in everyday objects — smoke detectors, USB chargers, alarm clocks, vents and mirrors. Sentry uses the sensors already in your phone to measure five different signals in a room and shows you every reading, so you know which spots are worth inspecting by hand. Sentry does not identify cameras. It measures signals — infrared light, magnetic fields, bright reflections, and the devices on the network around you — and each of those signals can come from ordinary electronics just as easily as from a camera. No app, and no dedicated hardware, can find every hidden camera. Sentry is a tool that guides a careful manual check; it is not a guarantee and should never be treated as one. WHAT SENTRY MEASURES • Infrared (IR) Scan — your camera sensor can show infrared light, the kind night-vision cameras emit in the dark (as do remotes and many sensors) • Magnetic Field — reads spikes near powered electronics, including devices with no Wi-Fi • Lens Reflection Scan — on-device image analysis flags bright, lens-like glare for you to look at • Wi-Fi Network Audit — lists devices on the network you're joined to and flags names matching known camera brands • Bluetooth Scan — lists nearby advertising devices with an estimated distance HOW TO USE IT 1. Tap Scan and pan your phone slowly around the room 2. Watch the live readings — a glow, a highlighted box or a signal spike 3. Go to each flagged spot and inspect it with your own eyes and hands The third step is the important one. Sentry tells you where to look; it cannot tell you what is there. BUILT PRIVATE Sentry works entirely on your device. No account. No uploads. No tracking. Your scans and any photos you save never leave your phone. WHO IT'S FOR • Travelers in hotels, motels and Airbnbs • Renters checking a new place • Changing rooms, fitting rooms and restrooms • Meeting rooms and private offices SENTRY PRO Sentry Pro unlocks all 5 scan methods, unlimited full-room guided sweeps, and a private scan history. Choose a one-time Lifetime purchase, a Yearly plan, or a flexible Weekly plan. Cancel anytime. IF YOU FIND SOMETHING If you believe you've found a real device, stay calm, don't touch it, document it, and contact the property and your local authorities. ---------- Subscription details: • Sentry Pro is available as a Weekly, Yearly or one-time Lifetime purchase. Prices are shown in the app and may vary by region. • Subscriptions auto-renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends. • Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when you buy a subscription. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/sentryhiddencameradetector/home Questions or feedback? developer.nasar416@gmail.com

Find the places where your connection works better. Walk around with your iPhone and compare Wi-Fi or mobile connectivity along a colored 3D trail in the camera view. The color changes continuously as measurements update. Pause whenever you need to; the recorded trail stays until you clear it or change networks. For Wi-Fi, the app checks replies from the local router: latency, unanswered requests and jitter. For mobile data, it combines the iOS connection-quality estimate, when available, with small internet probes to Cloudflare, approximately once per second. You can choose Auto, Wi-Fi or Mobile network. Internet latency is not radio signal strength. The app does not measure download speed, locate a router or cell tower, or measure your distance to one. Gray sections mean there is no recent measurement. A router may block ping, so unanswered requests alone do not prove weak reception. Free, with no ads, in-app purchases or account. Camera images and the room map are processed on your iPhone; the app does not record photos or video or send room data to the developer. In mobile mode, Cloudflare receives your source IP address through the probes. Camera and local-network access are required. Location permission is optional and only used to show the Wi-Fi name. Requires an ARKit-compatible iPhone with iOS 17 or later.