Spring break is just around the corner, and many of us are planning trips and stays in rental properties. While services like Airbnb have policies against undisclosed security cameras in private areas, unscrupulous hosts have been known to place cameras on their property without including the information in the rental agreement.
Stories of hidden cameras in rentals pop up every year, and as technology advances, these devices become smaller and harder to detect.
According to a survey by the security company Vivint, one in twenty people report they’ve discovered a hidden camera somewhere on the property.
These tiny cameras can be easily concealed, making them a challenge to find. You can even find hidden cameras disguised as everyday objects like outlet covers, clocks, and smoke detectors.
How to Search for Hidden Cameras
- Check the outlets: Most cameras need a power source, so look for cords and where
they lead. If a cord disappears behind a bookshelf or into a…































