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Well, maybe - it would need to have ir enabled. This also detects listening devices etc.
by RamboRogers 2y ago
Well, maybe - it would need to have ir enabled. This also detects listening devices etc.
- mbreese 2y agoWould this also be able to detect something like a camera that saves videos to an SD card to be retrieved later? Something that doesn't use WiFi or a radio? That's the main limit I see, but I'm wasn't sure if it such a device would still generate enough RF intrinsically w/o a radio.
- ddingus 2y agoMaybe those could be found with a parabolic antenna and possibly an amp, ideally one with a limited range one can control via software. Once a few common signals are known, the software could do programmed patterns to ferret out easy ones.