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What's new in 1.0
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Released Oct 5, 2026. Current version shipped Oct 5, 2026.
Store description
Take a closer look at an unfamiliar room with Ivuta. The app combines five practical inspection methods and explains what each observation may—and may not—mean.
LOOK FOR VISIBLE CLUES
Use the camera and flashlight to inspect suspicious reflections. The optical view helps you examine a possible lens; an ordinary reflection is not proof of a camera.
CHECK NEARBY SIGNALS
Explore devices that announce local-network services or broadcast Bluetooth signals. Unknown devices are not automatically classified as cameras, and devices that do not announce themselves may not appear.
USE YOUR PHONE'S SENSORS
Review magnetic-field changes as supporting context, not a verdict. Try infrared-assisted inspection only if your phone's camera passes the in-app compatibility check. Hardware and lighting affect what you can see.
UNDERSTAND THE RESULT
Ivuta presents findings with their supporting indicators and limitations so you can decide what to inspect next. A clear scan does not prove a space is safe, and no phone app can detect every hidden camera.
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
Camera preview frames are processed transiently on your device. Raw camera frames, Bluetooth broadcast data, and full network inventories are not uploaded by default. Permissions are requested when you open the relevant tool.
Learn more at ivuta.com/support and ivuta.com/privacy.
EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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