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Hidden Video Cameras; How To Blind Big Brother
Spotting hidden video cameras was child play twenty years ago. The reduction in size we have witnessed in the last 10 years has made it increasingly difficult to find a hidden video camera. This makes it possible to place a hidden camera pretty much anywhere. This article is a guideline on how to look for hidden cameras and how to wrtie.
It is worth noting the huge growth in production and installation of hidden video cameras in public areas. There are hidden cameras in every window, column, and door entrance in places such as universities, bars, gas stations, garages, supermarkets, discos, and even cinemas. The estimated number of hidden video camera units worldwide is over 30 million units. Countries like Britain with over 4 million surveillance cameras, and cities like Shanghai with 5 video cameras per square meter, are living proof that the Orwellian world of Big Brother is, in a way, already a reality.
Although we all agree that hidden camera video recorders are found everywhere, not many people are interested in knowing how to find them. Most of us consider them a legitimate security measure and we do not give them a second thought. But, according to evidence, we have all the reason why we must know how to detect a surveillance camera. This is because not all cameras are used for legitimate security reasons or with our knowledge. According to the American Management Association 33% of major businesses in the United States tape their employees to protect themselves from theft and other illegal activities on their property.
It is very easy and cheap to buy a miniature camera that can fit in the most unexpected places. Clive Norris in his book "The Maximum Surveillance Society – The rise of CCTV (1999) reported that 15% of all CCTVs used to prey on women were carried out by the camera operator for voyeuristic purposes.
There are many places you can hide a camera. Tools are available that will make the process of finding them easier. But the best way is by indepth visual inspection. These are some of the most used hiding place.
The Long Shot
The hardest cameras to find are those that are not in the same room, or even the same building. These are cameras with large lenses that can zoom into a distant room through a window or skylight. This type can be avoided by scanning possible locations for these cameras and using blinds and windows to increase privacy.
Mirrors
A classic hiding place for a camera is behind a two way mirror. This method makes the camera easy to hide and incisible behind a TV or mirror. Two way mirrors are darker than regular mirrors. You can also identify mirror cameras if you shield your eyes from any other light and look into the mirror.
The Pin Hole
Ceilings, walls, and picture frames can become hiding places for cameras by simply drilling a small hole and inserting a miniature pinhole camera. Professionals will often place these cameras next to a light source to make detection even harder. Sometimes it can be disguised by putting it as a part of a sprinkle or smoke detector.
LED Lights
An ingenious hiding place is using a LED light as cover for a hidden camera video. LED lights are part of no end of electrical devices, which makes it very easy to hide a camera behind a "broken" indicator light.
Why does the brake indicator light on my dashboard is blinking?
I drive a 2003 Acura MDX. Lately, as I am driving, the brake indicator light on the dashboard starts blinking. It will blink for a few seconds and then stop. After a few minutes, it will blink for a few seconds and then stop again. I have no problem driving the car and brakes are working fine.
My gf's came on because there was problems with the ABS. But I had a light come on with no problem with the brakes, and it was a fault in the electrical system causing the light to come on periodically, sometimes for a period of time, sometimes just blinking, sometimes off for a period of time.
Is yours blinking all the time, like regularly ongoing, as if it was a signal light, or is it sporadic?
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