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Covert spy cameras are very useful tools for preventing and solving crime, but they're not going to work if you don't hide them properly.

Suggested Hiding Places for Covert Spy Cameras

To help you get started, here are a number of hiding places you could use for your covert spy camera.

Living Rooms

As this is one of the most frequently visited areas and the most exposed to outsiders, you'll have to be extra careful with your hiding places. If possible, place them above eye level so that they're less likely to be spotted. Place them also behind other objects like shrubbery and paintings while making sure that there's only enough open space for the eye hole of the camera to capture footage and images clearly.

Kitchens

Place them near but not exactly at the back of refrigerators and electrical stoves. People rarely have any reason for their hands to venture into those areas, thus making it a safe hiding place for your covert spy cameras.

To be a bit more resourceful, consider cutting or drilling a hole into a box of pancake mix, a can of fresh fruit, or even a ceramic cup. Then place the camera inside and display the object on top of the refrigerator or cupboard.

Bedrooms

Place them behind curtain rods or blinds. People rarely take notice of these places. If you have a bookshelf inside of your bedroom, you can also hide a camera on top of a particularly crowded shelf.

Comfort Rooms

If there's enough space between the covers of your exhaust fan and the fan itself, consider placing your covert spy camera there. You can also place it near the shower rod if it's high enough.

How to Determine the Best Hiding Place for Covert Spy Cameras

In any case, here are a number of factors you should consider when choosing a hiding place for your covert spy camera.

If you have a larger family, especially with small children, you'll undoubtedly want to choose a more sophisticated system that can offer protection of the entire perimeter of your home, and not just a few entry points. Usually, you can purchase some sort of perimeter monitoring system and have it installed by a professional for a couple hundred dollars. These systems can include motion detection lights, window sensors and possibly even surveillance cameras. The level of sophistication that you get will depend entirely on how much you want to spend.

Spy cameras or pinhole cameras are another option. These are good for keeping an eye on nannies or housekeepers or even repairmen or construction workers. Wireless spy cameras can be placed anywhere. They are usually powered by a small battery which needs to be replaced every so often. Because they are so small, the picture quality won't be great and they probably won't work in poorly lit areas. Still, you can get spy cameras with infrared functionality to capture images at night.

Permanent security cameras offer the best quality. These are larger and generally more expensive. The good thing about these is that they do record in high quality and will last for years