Travellers are experiencing an increase in privacy concerns as the threat of hidden surveillance devices has increased in accommodations. From boutique hotels to Airbnb rentals to hostels, the reports that concealed cameras have been found to have been found in private spaces have increased in number, sparking a sense of alarm among travellers across the globe.
In spite of the fact that law and rental platform policies clearly prohibit indoor surveillance, there are still instances in which unauthorised hidden cameras are being installed, often in areas where people expect the most privacy. Even though the likelihood of running into such a device is relatively low, the consequences can be surprisingly unsettling.
For this reason, it is recommended that guests take a few precautionary measures after arriving at the property.
If guests conduct a quick but thorough inspection of the room, they will be able to detect any unauthorised surveillance equipment. Contrary to the high-tech gadgets portrayed in spy thrillers, the hidden cameras found inside real-life accommodations are often inexpensive devices hidden in plain sight, such as smoke detectors, alarm clocks, wall outlets, or air purifiers.
If guests conduct a quick but thorough inspection of the room, they will be able to detect any unauthorised surveillance equipment. Contrary to the high-tech gadgets portrayed in spy thrillers, the hidden cameras found inside real-life accommodations are often inexpensive devices hidden in plain sight, such as smoke detectors, alarm clocks, wall outlets, or air purifiers.
It has become more and more apparent to the public that awareness is the first line of defence as surveillance technology becomes cheaper and easier to obtain.
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