To use this method, you’ll need an app called Fing. It’ll allow you to look at all of the devices currently connected to the local network.

To start, connect your device to the network and open the app. If needed, hit “Refresh” at the top right of the screen.
When the app’s done scanning, look out for anything that might show a camera manufacturer (for example, Nest, Wyze, Arlo, and a few others), or if it has “IP Camera” as its name.
If you haven’t found anything of the sort but something still stands out as suspicious, you can scan for open ports after writing down the device’s IP address.
For this, you’ll need to hit “Network” and then “Find Open Ports.”
Now, type the IP address you saved in “Enter IP or domain” and click “Find open ports.” If there are any open ports using “RTSP” or “RTMP,” chances are they’re streaming a video (you’ve found a hidden camera).
However, things like “HTTP” or “HTTPS” can be connected to a browser. Simply copy the IP address, and check if they’re streaming any sort of video there.

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