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TG-007B: what the documentation tells us
A document-led assessment of a handheld detector, including an inconsistency in its published LED description and the limits of supplier claims.
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TG-007A: a closer look at the published specifications
A compact handheld detector with a 9V battery and LED indicators. Our assessment separates the published features from questions that require testing.
BEYOND THE SPECIFICATION
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Original explainers on privacy detection, product claims and how we evaluate evidence.
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Our review method: claims, observations and open questions
How motohy.cn labels document research, avoids invented scores and separates supplier claims from independently observed results.
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Optical and RF detection answer different questions
Lens reflections and radio-energy indications provide different kinds of evidence. Neither method alone can certify the absence of recording equipment.
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Why an RF alert is not a verdict
Wireless signals have many ordinary sources. Understanding false positives and false negatives helps keep privacy concerns grounded in evidence.
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How to read a detector specification without overreading it
Dimensions and battery type describe a product. They do not prove detection accuracy. A practical framework for reading the evidence behind a specification.