US EditionMan Shocked to Discover Private Hotel Sex Video Online in China’s Spy-Cam Porn Industry
BBC found about 180 spy-cams livestreaming in Chinese hotels, with one Telegram channel hosting 10,000 members watching and paying for footage of guests.
- Over 18 months, BBC World Service investigators found thousands of spy-cam videos filmed in hotel rooms and sold as porn, discovering more than 180 cameras with about half operational.
- An organised supply chain of agents and 'camera owners' arranged spy-cam installations, with AKA earning at least 163,200 Yuan since last April, supporting the profitable trade.
- Investigators traced a camera to a Zhengzhou hotel room, hidden in a wall ventilation and wired into the building's electricity, while platforms offered multiple feeds and archive functionality for a monthly fee 450 Yuan .
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