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Listening Device Hidden Under a Car’s Door Sill

17.09.2026
Found by IAC experts

A new client contacted us to have his vehicle inspected. Before the inspection began, he explained that he had definitive information confirming that a listening device had previously been installed in his car. However, he was certain that it had already been removed. This time, his main concern was whether there might be a tracking device in the vehicle.

Nevertheless, during a comprehensive inspection using our full range of detection equipment, we discovered a listening device hidden beneath the door sill trim on the front passenger side. It was capable of transmitting live audio via the GSM network. The device was connected to the vehicle’s electrical system, allowing it to operate virtually without any time limitations.

So, friends, sometimes even what you are certain about is worth verifying-especially when your privacy and security are at stake and there should be no room for «maybe».

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