At first I pointed at a teddy bear eye that my friend gave me it said 90% camera I got so scared then pointed at my blanket… 70%?! This is fake ant tiny thing it think it’s a camera don’t waste your time

Literally put it right up next to cameras using infrared, and it would not register

It is supposed to be free installation and no charge to use this camera and all the apps are wanting me to do is charge something

Only because of the magnent in it

Couldn’t tell if it actually worked before paying $50!?!?! for it. The ads are obnoxious and inhibit any use of this app. When I could finally get through the backside of the ads, it seemed to just draw a green box around random things. Feels scammy.

Too complicated

If it can’t pick up a Ring camera, computer camera, or baby monitor, then how is it going to notice any hidden cameras?? And yes, I tried all the options on them to see how it worked.

I tested this app in my own home. First, I scanned my tv armoire, where I know our Nest camera is. It picked up the metal bracket on the armoire door as “Accurate 90% hidden camera.” It never picked up the actual camera. Next, I scanned the computer desk. It highlighted a picture on a pamphlet of national parks and said “Accurate 71% hidden camera.” I finally went back to the known camera and got closer and pointed my phone directly at it and nothing else. The app said, “Accurate 35% hidden camera.” With this, you’d have to know where the hidden camera actually is, and that negates the purpose of the app.

Just when it seems like it's going to let you use a feature it redirect you in a loop until you have to close the app and the process starts again

I haven’t had any luck yet but I think if there was something hidden it would find it