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    Securing Your Home

    A room-by-room way to check your home for hidden cameras, unfamiliar devices and signs of unwanted entry — and to document anything you find.

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    WHAT'S INSIDE20 SECTIONS · CHECKLISTS · CARDS

    Everything in this guide, before you unlock it.

    01PurposeREAD
    02Operator MindsetREAD
    03Entry Risk ZonesREAD
    04The home entry should be inspected as a connected system of access, visibility and delivered objects.DIAGRAM
    05Printable field cardFIELD CARD
    06First Pass: Pause at the ThresholdREAD
    07Door, Lock and Frame InspectionREAD
    08Mailbox and Package Area InspectionREAD
    09Device and Smart Home BaselineREAD
    10Window and Sightline CheckREAD
    11Home Entry Sweep ChecklistCHECKLIST
    12Sensitive Zones and SightlinesREAD
    13Optical Reflection CheckREAD
    14Common False PositivesREAD
    15Camera detection prioritizes the areas where unauthorized visual capture would create the greatest privacy risk.DIAGRAM
    16Home Entry Response LevelsPROTOCOL
    17Safety First: Do Not Enter if Someone May Be PresentREAD
    18Immediate Response SequenceREAD
    19Entry IndicatorsREAD
    20Basic Field LogPRINTABLE
    COMMON QUESTIONS

    How can I tell if my house is bugged?

    Work methodically rather than chasing a feeling: check entry points for signs of access, map the devices that belong in each room, then inspect anything new, moved or facing private areas. The guide walks the home as a system — entry, devices, sightlines — so unusual things stand out.

    Where should I check for hidden cameras at home?

    Anywhere a camera gets a view, power and cover: smoke detectors, clocks, chargers, lamps and decorative objects facing beds, bathrooms and living areas. After a move, breakup or new person having access, these positions matter most.

    What are signs someone entered my home without permission?

    A door off the latch, locks behaving differently, items moved or out of place, new objects you don't recognise, and devices behaving oddly. If something feels wrong when you arrive, do not clear the home yourself — the guide's response sequence comes first.

    What should I do if I find a hidden device in my home?

    Do not dismantle it. Photograph it in place, record when and where you found it, and escalate — police for criminal concerns, or a professional sweep service for persistent worries. The printable log in the guide is built for exactly this.

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