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Chris White was on day two of the five-day Carnival Voyage cruise from Alabama to Mexico when he suddenly

saw something strange. Yes, he discovered a hidden camera in his stateateroom pointed right at his bed. What happened was

is he moved the television there in the room to look for some dust. He said it just didn't feel

right. Sticking out from the wires, he says, was a small camera, still warm to the touch, its lens

pointing directly at the bed there in the stateroom.

He asked his wife what it was, and then she looked at him and just turned white as a ghost.

The ship's security team sent an officer to the family's cabin to inspect and dismantled the camera.

But the reason why the family's coming public is they say, you know, Carnival, they didn't

really do anything. They actually tried to downplay the severity of the situation. Have you ever had

the feeling, that chilling feeling that you're being watched? Have you ever looked at your

phone's camera, your laptops, webcam? And you just said, well, I wonder if somebody's actually

looking through this at me.

Have you ever been in total privacy and felt that you weren't really alone?

Well, today in the digital age, hidden video surveillance isn't uncommon.

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