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by Bright-Idea 👨🏻‍💻

• You will find fake reviews encouraging you to download this app and saying that this app actually works, when it doesn’t. The reviews will lie and say that bad reviews are being posted by people who are upset that their cameras are being found. That’s absolute nonsense.

• Initially upon downloading the app you’re prompted with a misaligned sketchy looking page that asks you to sign into your apple account. Which is likely storing that information or key logging you to track what you type. At which point you will likely be hacked immediately. You can choose to skip, and are met with a wonky cluttered looking instructional page, and then that’s when it hits... the good ole begging for payment for “premium”.

You can’t call it premium if there’s no free version of service. Premium implies that it’s an advanced version of something else which clearly isn’t the case. You need to pay to use it at all.

It’s a garbage app and a sham and should be removed from the App Store entirely. Don’t download this. You’ve been warned.

by StillSlipery

Failed to find visible and hidden cameras and also did not detect five cameras using 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and Bluetooth (2.45 GHz) at ranges from 3 meters down to 2 cm. It did start to detect a Logitech C922 (a 6th — wired camera) at about 20 cm but it kept saying “adjust lighting”. After turning the lights down it got all kinds of false positives off of any reflective surface. Useless against anything behind glass. Seems to mark anything that seems to reflect a single point of light as a camera, even water spots on a window or computer screen. You can probably do better yourself waving a dim flashlight around a dark room.

by Jordan Kat

I give this a one star because in order to use it at all you're required to sign up to get a free 3 day trial. If that's the case it should have said so right on their description in the App Store. I despise being lied to, and bait and switch is a form of lying, in my view.
Honest advertising would say you have to sign up to use it.
I am not against paying to use apps that are really good and useful, or even against signing up for a trial period if it's clearly stated. But not when deceptive tactics are used.