Check visible poles, eaves, windows, and neighboring property lines for camera housings or lens reflections
Look for small dark circles, domes, or box-shaped devices aimed toward your home
Scan at night for infrared LEDs using your phone camera or a digital camera
Observe whether any device has a clear line of sight to your windows, doors, driveway, or yard
Use binoculars to inspect rooftops, fences, and upper windows from a safe distance
Walk your property boundary and note any suspicious devices or mounts
Look for motion-activated lights paired with camera-like fixtures
Check for Wi-Fi or wireless camera signals with a network scanner app
Review your own security footage for visible cameras on nearby properties
Ask neighbors if they know whether a camera is installed and where it points
Contact local authorities or code enforcement if a camera appears to violate privacy or local rules
Use privacy screens, curtains, blinds, or landscaping to reduce visibility into your home
Document suspected cameras with photos, dates, times, and locations