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Hidden Cameras, Audio Bugs and GPS Devices: How to know what’s Legal in Texas

Texas law, Texas Penal Code § 16.02, requires the consent of at least one party to legally record an in-person or telephone conversation. It is a felony to photograph or record, without consent and with the intent to invade the privacy of a person, the intimate area of that person if there is a reasonable expectation that the intimate area is not subject to public view. It is also a felony to photograph or record a person in a bathroom or changing room without consent and with the intent to invade the person’s privacy, Texas Penal Code Ann. § 21.15.

Why you May Need the Texas Bug Sweep Service?

If you live in the state of Texas and are suspicious of hidden cameras. Especially for hidden cameras that also record or transmit audio. Also, if the hidden camera is placed in a location where the individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy such as a bedroom or a bathroom or record conversations that the installer of the device or not party to.

As regards the use of GPS trackers, trespassing to place a GPS device on a vehicle or placing a GPS device on a vehicle when they are not the rightful owner of the vehicle, may constitute a violation of the law. Ham Investigations offers our customers the following types of Bug Sweeps:

Texas Residential Bug Sweep Service – We locate all types of hidden cameras, listening devices, electronic transmitters, electronic audio storage, Wi-Fi connected devices within your home. Let us assist you in protecting you and your family’s privacy and give you back your peace of mind.

Texas Business Bug Sweep Service – Our technicians can identify and locate all types of hidden bugging and monitoring devices whether they are turned on or off. From Executive offices to conference rooms and open bay spaces along with changing rooms and restrooms. Let us help you protect your employees and customers.

Texas Telephone and Wiretap Bug Sweep Service – The professionals at Ham Investigations are able to identify phone devices that have been compromised and are being monitored surreptitiously. Whether the phones are standard desktop phones, VoIP or PoE, we can discover if these devices are safe to talk around. In addition, our team can also check Fax/Copiers along with all the connected wiring associated with these devices.

Texas GPS Bug Sweep Service – Whether a GPS tracker has been placed on your personal effects, your vehicle, aircraft or watercraft, our technicians can locate these devices and assist you in discovering who placed them.

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    Common Reasons Texas Residents and Businesses are being spied upon

    • Being involved in a contentious divorce;
    • Being involved in a child custody fight;
    • Being involved in a civil lawsuit such as personal injury or workers’ compensation;
    • Owning a business and competitors want to learn your trade secrets (and, no, you don’t need to own a million- or billion-dollar business for this to happen to you);
    • Owning a business and you have a current or former employee who are being paid to spy on you (corporate espionage) or who want to try to get you into legal trouble;
    • Currently or formerly being involved in a relationship with someone who was jealous, possessive, or abusive.

    Evidence of Possible Bug Installations in your Home or Office

    • Unexpected dust or ceiling debris on the floor, a desk, or the surface of other furniture;
    • New decorative items in the room you know you didn’t put in the room, such as a vase or even a new piece of art on the wall;
    • Wall plates and outlet covers that were once straight are now crooked;
    • You turn out the lights and see a small red light;
    • You see new scratches on your wall, ceiling, or furniture
    • Someone always shows up where you’re at although you never told them where you were going.

    Who needs a Texas Bug Sweep Service?

    You do. If you think that someone is or has been spying on you, don’t tell anyone. Try to stick to your normal routine. Ham Investigations utilizes state of the art equipment to locate all types of bugging devices. If you have located a device you suspect is a bug, DO NOT REMOVE IT! Get to a safe location and call Ham Investigations immediately at

    1-888-386-6482

    DO NOT CALL FROM THE AREA THAT MAY BE BUGGED!

    Our Technicians are trained in the proper ways to document and collect these devices in a forensic manner and assist our clients as they interact with law enforcement. Allow Ham Investigations to help you regain your security and peace of mind so you can have more time to enjoy some of the following things that Texas has to offer.

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    Top places everyone should visit in Texas:

    • San Antonio’s River Walk – Stretching for several miles along the San Antonio River in the heart of the city, the River Walk is lined with restaurants and lovely outdoor patios, where you can sit and dine alongside the river. Built below street level, this pedestrian walkway hugs the river as it winds and weaves through the city, and is as popular among locals as it is for tourists, day and night.
    • The Alamo – The Alamo is one of the most important historic sites in America. Part of a mission station established in 1718, it was built by Franciscans in 1744 and by 1836, had been converted into a fort. It became famous during the Texas Revolution, when a small force, including Davie Crockett and James Bowie, barricaded themselves in against an overwhelmingly superior Mexican army some 3,000 strong. While the defeat saw all 187 defenders killed, the cry of “Remember the Alamo!” rallied the state to eventually overcome the Mexicans.
    • Space Center Houston – Just 30 minutes’ drive from the heart of Houston, Space Center Houston is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Texas. This is a wonderful place to learn about space exploration, upcoming missions, NASA’s latest projects, and possibly even meet an astronaut. Space Center Houston is also home to Johnson Space Center and Mission Control, which can be visited on a tour.
    • Big Bend National Park – In the Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas, on a huge bend in the Rio Grande River, lies some of the most dramatic and uniquely beautiful scenery in the state. Mountains, canyons, and the river flowing along the border, separating the United States from Mexico, offer a diverse range of recreational and sightseeing opportunities for visitors to Big Bend National Park.
    • Padre Island National Seashore – The world’s longest undeveloped barrier island, Padre Island is just a short drive south of Corpus Christi and stretches 70 miles from end-to-end. One of the most important conservation areas in Texas

    Mr. Thomas Ham, owner of Spy Catchers LLC and Ham Investigations was in News recently for :

    How to spot hidden cameras in your Airbnb or hotel room with your phone

    Ham Investigations professional technical surveillance countermeasures company, works with people to help track hidden devices, such as surveillance cameras.

    Experts, including Mr. Ham, say the camera lenses will reflect a blue or red color when hit with a light.

    The typical areas you should search for any hidden cameras include devices like an alarm clock, smoke detector or shower head. To Read More you can visit kdvr.com.

    You can also find visit our post regarding How to find hidden cameras and devices with your mobile phone.

    Ham Investigations Provides Services like Bug Sweeps for Hidden Cameras nationwide including but not limited to :

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    We Provide Texas Bug Sweeps for hidden cameras and hidden devices in the following counties:

    Texas Counties:

    Anderson and Aransas County
    Atascosa and Bandera County
    Bee and Blanco County
    Bowie and Brewster County
    Brown to Caldwell County
    Cameron to Cass County
    Cherokee to Cochran County
    Collin to Comal County
    Cooke and Crane County
    Culberson to Dawson County
    Denton to Dimmit County
    Eastland to El Paso County

    Falls to Fisher County
    Fort Bend to Frio County
    Garza to Goliad County
    Grayson to Guadalupe County
    Hamilton to Hardin County
    Hartley County
    Hemphill County
    Hill County
    Hopkins County
    Hudspeth County
    Irion County
    Jasper County
    Jim Hogg County
    Jones County
    Kendall County
    Kerr County
    Kinney County
    La Salle County
    Lampasas County
    Leon County
    Lipscomb County
    Loving County
    Madison County
    Mason County
    McCulloch County
    Medina County
    Milam County
    Montague County
    Morris County
    Navarro County
    Nueces County
    Orange County
    Parker County
    Polk County

    Rains to Real County
    Refugio to Rockwall County
    Sabine to San Patricio County
    Scurry to Sherman County
    Starr and Stonewall County
    Tarrant to Terry County
    Tom Green to Tyler County
    Uvalde to Victoria County
    Ward to Wharton County
    Wilbarger to Wilson County
    Wood to Zapata County

    Additional TX Counties:

    Andrews and Archer County
    Austin and Bastrop County
    Bell and Borden County
    Brazoria to Briscoe County
    Burleson to Calhoun County
    Camp and Castro County
    Childress to Coke County
    Collingsworth to Comanche County
    Coryell and Crockett County
    Dallam and Deaf Smith County
    DeWitt to Donley County
    Ector and Ellis County

    Fannin and Floyd County
    Franklin to Gaines County
    Gillespie to Gonzales County
    Gregg to Hale County
    Hansford to Harris County
    Haskell County
    Henderson County
    Hockley County
    Houston County
    Hunt County
    Jack County
    Jeff Davis County
    Jim Wells County
    Karnes County
    Kenedy County
    Kimble County
    Kleberg County
    Lamar County
    Lavaca County
    Liberty County
    Live Oak County
    Lubbock County
    Marion County
    Matagorda County
    McLennan County
    Menard County
    Mills County
    Montgomery County

    Motley
    Newton County
    Ochiltree
    Palo Pinto County
    Parmer
    Potter County
    Randall to Red River County
    Roberts to Runnels County
    San Augustine to San Saba County
    Shackelford to Smith County
    Stephens to Sutton County
    Taylor to Throckmorton County
    Travis to Upshur County
    Val Verde to Walker County
    Washington to Wheeler County
    Willacy to Winkler County
    Yoakum to Zavala County

    Additional TX Counties:

    Angelina and Armstrong County
    Bailey and Baylor County
    Bexar and Bosque County
    Brazos to Brooks County
    Burnet and Callahan County
    Carson to Castro County
    Clay and Coleman County
    Colorado and Concho County
    Cottle and Crosby County
    Dallas and Delta County
    Dickens to Duval County
    Edwards to Erath County
    Fayette to Foard County
    Freestone to Galveston County

    Glasscock
    Gray County
    Grimes
    Hall County
    Hardeman
    Harrison County
    Hays
    Hidalgo County
    Hood
    Howard County
    Hutchinson County
    Jackson County
    Jefferson County
    Johnson County
    Kaufman County
    Kent County
    King County
    Knox County
    Lamb County
    Lee County
    Limestone County
    Llano County
    Lynn County
    Martin County
    Maverick County

    McMullen
    Midland County
    Mitchell
    Moore County
    Nacogdoches County
    Nolan to Oldham County
    Panola to Pecos County
    Presidio to Reagan County
    Reeves to Robertson County
    Rusk and San Jacinto County
    Schleicher to Shelby County
    Somervell to Sterling County
    Swisher to Terrell County
    Titus and Trinity County
    Upton to Van Zandt County
    Waller to Webb County
    Wichita to Williamson County
    Wise to Young County