A hidden camera in power banks may leak private videos, raising concerns about privacy. Consumers are advised to exercise caution while purchasing such devices.

Private videos leaked from changing rooms, restaurants, and OYO hotels have raised serious privacy concerns in India, prompting calls for stricter regulations.

Several mischievous individuals or those with criminal intentions exploit hidden cameras for illicit purposes.

Hidden cameras have been discovered in everyday items such as bulbs, chargers, clocks, and helmets, raising privacy concerns among individuals.

A new security camera disguised as a power bank is now on the market, being sold as a surveillance device by the company.

Report any device resembling a power bank found in washrooms or changing rooms to the manager, authorities advise.

Check the device for hidden cameras and file a police complaint if detected.

Experts advise checking changing rooms or other areas beforehand for safety precautions.

A hidden camera may be installed inside light bulbs, which can be easily detected.

Hidden cameras in helmets may record private moments and lead to privacy breaches, warns recent report. Photo: Amazon.