In response to rising concerns over hidden surveillance, a Chinese woman built a privacy tent in her hotel room using a dust ...

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A woman in China has invented a clever and straightforward method using a rope and a large piece of cloth to create a tent over her hotel bed, aiming to shield herself from potential hidden cameras.

Checking into a hotel should be relaxing, but the fear of hidden cameras looms. In China, Dang tackled this by crafting a ...

“I have read many reports about hotel guests being surveilled by spy cameras. It seems nearly impossible to safeguard ourselves from prying eyes. This deeply concerns me,” Dang shared with the ...