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About RF Signal Detector, Anti Spy

RF Signal Detector, Anti Spy turns your iPhone into a pocket counter-surveillance kit. Whether you are checking into a hotel, an apartment rental, a changing room, an office, or your own home, it helps you sweep the space around you for hidden cameras, GPS trackers, listening bugs, and other devices that may be watching or listening. The app brings your iPhone sensors together into one clean instrument console. Run a full sweep of every sensor at once, or open a single detector, watch the live radar and signal meter, and let real-time sound and vibration feedback guide you toward the source of a signal, Geiger-counter style. Main features Magnetic and EMF detector: uses the built-in magnetometer to reveal magnetic-field anomalies that give away wired electronics, hidden microphones, magnets, and metal. Includes a live oscilloscope graph, one-tap baseline calibration, and peak tracking so you can compare readings as you move. Wi-Fi network scanner: maps every device connected to your local network and flags the ones that behave like a hidden camera or an unknown watcher, so you can spot gear that does not belong. Bluetooth and tracker finder: scans for nearby Bluetooth devices and highlights possible trackers such as AirTag, Find My, and Tile tags. A proximity hunt mode uses live signal strength to help you walk right up to a hidden tag. Hidden camera finder: scan a room with the lens and infrared finder to catch the tell-tale reflection or IR glint of a concealed camera lens, even in the dark. Sweep all: runs the magnetic, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth detectors together and reports a single combined threat level for a fast room check. Radar and signal meter: every scan is plotted on an animated radar with a clear signal gauge, backed by adjustable sound and haptic feedback you can tune in settings. Scan history: your previous sweeps and their results are saved on device so you can review them any time. RF Signal Detector is a privacy assistance tool. It runs entirely on your device and does not collect or share your personal data. Detection depends on your iPhone hardware and the surrounding environment, so results are indicative and cannot guarantee that every hidden device will be found. Privacy Policy - https://msrtech.net/apps/rf-signal-detector/privacy.html Terms - https://msrtech.net/apps/rf-signal-detector/terms.html EULA - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.1.0 · Updated August 19, 2026

Enjoy a smoother experience with this update, including minor bug fixes to address issues you may have encountered and performance improvements that make the app feel faster and more responsive.

App privacy

The developer, MSR TECH LLP, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Other Diagnostic Data, Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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