Hidden Camera Detector vs Hidden Camera Bug Detector

Hidden Camera Detector helps you look for signs of possible spy cameras, hidden microphones and unknown wireless devices, using the sensors already built into your iPhone. PLEASE READ FIRST This app is a scanning aid, not professional security equipment. It cannot detect every device, it cannot see inside walls or objects, and it cannot guarantee that a room is free of hidden cameras or other surveillance. Everything the app shows is an indication that deserves a closer look with your own eyes — never proof. If you believe you are being monitored, contact local authorities. WHAT IS FREE AND WHAT IS PAID • Free: one Magnetic Field scan, so you can try the app first • Requires a paid subscription or lifetime purchase: unlimited Magnetic Field scans, Lens Reflection Viewer, Wi-Fi Devices, Bluetooth Devices, Guided Room Scan and saved Findings • Prices are shown in the app before any purchase THE TOOLS 1. MAGNETIC FIELD METER — one free scan, then paid Reads the iPhone magnetometer and shows field strength in µT as you sweep a surface. Electronics contain magnets and metal, so a reading well above the background level is worth a closer look — but so are speakers, hinges, screws and pipes. 2. LENS REFLECTION VIEWER — paid Uses the camera and a bright screen so you can look for the small glint a lens can throw back. Glass, polished plastic and metal reflect too, so treat every highlight as something to inspect by hand. 3. WI-FI DEVICES — paid Lists devices on the Wi-Fi network you are connected to and marks the ones advertising video services or matching known camera vendors. Routers, printers, TVs and NAS boxes are often marked as well. Devices on another network, or cameras that record to an SD card, cannot appear here. 4. BLUETOOTH DEVICES — paid Lists nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices with signal strength so you can walk toward one and identify it. Headphones, watches and speakers show up here too. GUIDED ROOM SCAN — paid A step-by-step checklist of the most common hiding spots: bed, TV, smoke alarm, outlets, mirror, bathroom. PRIVACY • No account, no sign-up • Nothing you scan leaves your phone • The magnetic and lens tools work offline SUBSCRIPTION Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QaW1f-Vem4HLuCmnoIBtPv_fjI49XgLSBKi1AzjlBR0/edit?usp=sharing

Vigil turns your phone into a five-channel sweep for hidden cameras, microphones and trackers. It is the check worth doing before you unpack in a hotel room, a holiday rental, a changing room or an office. FIVE WAYS TO FIND A CAMERA Infrared: night-vision cameras flood a dark room with light your eyes cannot see. The front camera can see it, and Vigil under-exposes the sensor until only the emitters are left. Lens glint: glass reflects light straight back at its source. Sweep with the torch and a lens answers with a small, hard, motionless spark. Magnetic: every camera worth hiding holds a magnet and a switching supply, both of which bend the local field. This is the only channel that finds a camera that is switched off. Wi-Fi: lists every device on the network you are on and flags the ones answering on the ports IP cameras stream over. Bluetooth: finds battery cameras, voice recorders and trackers that advertise themselves, and tells you when one is getting closer. WHERE TO LOOK Smoke detectors, air vents, alarm clocks, chargers, mirrors, TV bezels, power strips, air fresheners and decorative holes. Each mode explains what it is measuring and how to sweep properly. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Every scan runs on your device. No video is recorded, no network data leaves the phone, no account is needed and nothing is uploaded — a privacy tool that phoned home would be a contradiction. Vigil raises suspicion, it does not prove anything. If you find something you cannot explain, stop, leave it in place and call the front desk or the police. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/