How to find out that your car is wiretapped

Each person has an individual space where he has the right not to let anyone in. But even someone who has absolutely nothing to hide (as it seems to him) is in no way immune from secret and unauthorized invasion of privacy. By the way, a car, along with housing, is considered one of the most suitable places for installing spy equipment.

A listening device, a portable video recorder, a GPS receiver - all this, if necessary, can be secretly installed in the interior of your car not only by operational intelligence services, but also by business competitors, a suspicious boss, blackmail scammers, a jealous wife or husband.

There are a lot of different ways to hide such equipment in the bowels of a car, and not all of them require a lot of time and serious intervention in the technical part of the car.

But the fact remains - since scientific and technological progress is developing at a cosmic speed, such electronics can be easily and quickly installed, but it becomes more and more difficult to detect. The more professional the spies and the more expensive the equipment, the harder it is to find it.

In any case, if someone has good reason to believe that he is being tapped or filmed, it is better to turn to specialists in this field who offer their services on the Web.

Keep in mind that to scan modern "bugs" you need the appropriate equipment, which you need to be able to work with. The maximum that a simple layman can try to do in such a situation is to independently examine with a flashlight all the nooks and crannies, of which there are a myriad of in the car.

But in order to distinguish installed devices from standard equipment in a modern car, it is necessary to have an in-depth understanding of its technical part. Only then can you safely open the interior trim and look for "bugs".

It is the interior that is most often used for this, although spy "tricks" are hidden in the engine compartment, on the body and in the trunk. In any case, miniature video cameras are installed within the driver's line of sight, which are easiest for the average person to find.

In this regard, professional statistics are useful: most often, microcameras are carefully hidden and masked on the steering column, rear-view mirror, in the dashboard area and in the upholstery of the ceiling or pillars. Listening devices in the cabin are usually installed in the seats and under the decorative trim.