Cheap Plastic Box Detects Cameras and ‘Spy Wi-Fi’
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The “Spy Wi-Fi Signal and Camera Lens Detector” is a cheap version of Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich’s yacht, which can detect and shield against the paparazzi’s peeping lenses. A very cheap version, in fact, coming in at just $40 instead of a rather more expensive $1.2 billion.
In fact, the more we read, the better a bargain this seems. Unlike the Abramovich’s boat, the toy from Chinavasion also detects Wi-Fi signals. And not just any Wi-Fi signals, but spy Wi-Fi, which the description defines as anything between 1 – 6500MHz. This should ensure that the alarm will sound continually, detecting all kinds of wireless background chatter as it bounces around the airwaves.
And the camera lens detector? How does that work? It must take some pretty sophisticated tech to distinguish between a camera lens and any other glass, right? It turns out that this merely detects infra-red lasers, which means any camera lens not so equipped will remain invisible. That should count for pretty much all hidden spy cameras.
The “Everything Signal and IR Laser Detector” (as it should really be named) is available now. Buy five or more and you get a couple of bucks off. A bargain.
Product page [Chinavasion]
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