If You Spot A Phone Charger In Your Hotel Room, Get Out Immediately

Staying in a hotel is a relaxing experience most of the time. But sometimes it can be overshadowed by some pretty unpleasant things. A dirty bathroom, a broken chair... or a phone charger left in the room. Why is it a warning indicating you should leave your room ASAP? Could anyone spy on you through a phone charger?

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[cameronshultz]

I used to work for an executive protection firm. I was paid by the firm to go to their clients home do bug sweeps. I also did this to cars and limos. The most common places to hid a tracker on the exterior of your car are:
1. On the frame rails under the car
2. Under the rear bumper
3. In the spare tire well

The most creative one I ever saw was inside the splash guard in the rear wheel well. My RF and EMF detector were going nuts but I couldn't see anything. I had to remove the splash guard to finally see it. Very sophisticated.

Inside the car:
1. In the cigarette lighter disguised as a phone charger or other device
2. Buried deep in the center console (most folks rarely go in there unless they need something specific)
3. In the OBD port (the plug on the driver's side usually next to or near the hood release, used by mechanics to diagnose a check engine light or other caution light). These are usually the most sophisticated ones because the are very well camouflaged since the probability that their target will see it accidentally is very high, also because it's plugged directly into the vehicle, it does not need batteries and is powered by the car itself and can go unnoticed for a very long time without it needing to be serviced by the person who put it there. This is less common though.


Hope this helps.

[jaynorris]

Welp, if you're not paranoid at the start of this video, you will be by the end.
Thank you for the information though.

[gypsybelle]

By the time I’d get done with scanning the room, it would be time to check out. 🤦‍♀️😆 I may just stay at home to save time and money. Lol!

[loricalass]

So what do you do if you find surveillance devices in your hotel room? Document and call the police? Sue them?

[marcyking]

Life used to be so simple back in the days when people could have their privacy without worry. Sad. Sad. Sad ... that so many lowlifes walk among us.

[Believesinpeace]

My parents, husband and I stayed in a motel room thirty years ago along with my six month old daughter. I swear that room was bugged but we needed to sleep somewhere. What happened was that my baby soiled herself badly and I needed to give her a bath as soon as we got into the room. There wasn’t a bath tub nor was the sink large enough to wash her in. I mentioned the fact to my mother, who replied that maybe we could ask for one at the front office, instantly the phone rang and we were asked if we required a baby bath. Granted they knew we had a baby so it may have been coincidental.
As I washed the baby, Mum decided to make everyone a cup of tea, but found that there were only three cups. She told me that there weren’t enough cups, instantly the phone rings and we were asked if we needed an extra cup. Again could have been coincidental, they may have known there were only three cups but the timing of the calls was very suspicious. Told Mum that we needed to be very careful what we said, not that we would have had said anything controversial. Only wish I used the opportunity to plan an imaginary bank heist or something to see just what happened.

[hellomikie]

This guy has the most cheerful voice in the world. No matter what type of video he does.

[Gatorlips]

Comments are alway interesting to read! These were no exception! Great comments! Thanks all!

[pbs]

If you suspect there are cameras in your hotel / motel room turn
light off use camera it should spot the infra red camera hidden
Anywhere in your room.

[rohittkrr]

Bright side titles be like: if you see a human, leave the earth immediately

[margarettickle]

Just because a person is paranoid, doesn't mean someone is not watching or following.

[mtaylor]

I wasn't paranoid before, but now I am

[kennethkovach]

"Get out immediately" sounds a bit dramatic. Personally if I found out there were hidden cameras in my hotel room I would put on a show. Perhaps there's an exhibitionist streak in me but even if you don't feel the same, steal all the free wifi cameras. In fact, steal everything. The hotel can't take any action against you without getting in trouble themselves.

[shesaknitter]

I'm a world traveler but this is enough to make me consider just staying home! Won't happen, but it sure is making me think about it, if just a little.

[blurryphan]

5:53 I had that on my Toshiba laptop. Someone spoke to me from the other side and it terrified me. I was only 14.

[invalid_]

one more very important thing: when connecting your phone to load it, and you are unsure

never use a usb cable only, always have ur own adapter, as usb can transfer data as well

[estaful]

Welp, if you’re that worried about it, stick a piece of tape over it.

[PearlJamAndBiscuits]

I was at a hotel at the Detroit airport and while getting into the shower I heard someone whisper something disgusting. I have no doubt there was a camera in that bathroom. Im done staying at hotels after that.

[artbyzayn]

Happy new year Everybody hope you will have a nice life & not live single lol💝🔥⭐🌟✨⚡💝💖❤️🧡🎉🎊

[Kiki]

I need a Part 2. How can we tell our phone is bugged?