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@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya A friend told me she once used a free motion detection app, to see if her hotel had hidden cameras. Believing the app detected multiple cameras, movements -- she no longer stays in hotels.

Also, people steal credit cards through hotel wifi. Be careful.
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@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya The motion detection app is called Alfred Camera app.

There are many apps like this that can keep you safe:

"These free personal safety apps can alert others that you need help, even if you're unable to send an SOS yourself."

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@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya Also, report the incident to the police.

It'll help determine if there's a pattern.

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya How does it work?

The motion detection is an app that works with your phone.

You turn the app on, place the phone on or near the wall. The meter will start to rise (sound will get louder) as you get closer to the person spying on you.

Now, tvs, microwaves, can interfere..

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya ... with an accurate reading.
But, it's very simple. You literally place the phone on the door, wall, wherever.

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya Some apps merge both, the motion detection and the camera.

The camera usually needs another smart phone (even an old, unused one). With Alfred, you can be at the store and if something moves in your house -- it'll send you a motion alerts with live recording.

It's free.

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya You can also use a laptop or tablet.

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya

@TRIhunna @cashappmehoe @moneyymaya Also get a taser gun 🔫

https://twitter.com/taserdefense/status/1265768067721814019?t=azEmX-GITdzUM4P6ukzKWg&s=19

Some states don't allow it.