So I've been taking things apart electronically to see you know the parts in there to see I've been noticing that there are some small camera like looking things now they could be part of the projector but it just doesn't look like help please

 

Picture?

 

Likely they'er projector lenses.

You should be worried about those black helicopters that hover 10 miles away with cameras that can see through walls.

OK, I'm being an arse, and I'll probably get a warning for doing so. But to be honest, your post seems more like an attempt to get attention rather than to ask a legitimate question. I'm sure nobody is monitoring you in the bedroom. And if the lenses are pointed toward the ceiling, unless you walk on the ceiling - nobody's going to see you.

There is one possibility, you've found the photo sensor. The sensor detects the amount of light in the room and adjusts the output depending on the brightness of the room. If the room is daylight lit - the projectors may be at full intensity. At night when you want to sleep, a bright light on the ceiling will possibly disturb your sleep. The sensor reduces the intensity of the light projected and you can sleep easily. MY alarm clock senses room light and adjusts accordingly.

 

Oh - and sorry for being an arse.

 

And since nobody before now has said it - Welcome to AAC. We're here to help. (sometimes I'm helpful)

 

We tend to take a dim view of fanciful notions, pseudo-science, over unity, and some other topics that defy reason and rational discourse. You might better be advised to consult a forum that deals with that particular variety of dubious notions.

 

What makes you suspect tampering?

Spotting components you don’t fully recognize does not support a leap to tampering, especially when those components have a likely connection to the known function of the appliance.

 

When I started dating my wife I installed a car stereo in her car. Mounting the speakers required use of some unusual screws to hold everything in place. The excess had to be cut off. Two speakers, four screws each. After cutting the excess screw length off I had seven screws. One was missing. A week later she had a flat tire. Found the screw. HOWEVER, my wife had been sharing an apartment with a friend who seemed jealous of her new found relationship (me). So the wife (girlfriend at the time) accused the room-mate of sticking that screw under the tire so it would puncture it. Yeah, she was a bit paranoid. But I loved her. Still do. 37 years later and we're still going strong.

 

What picture? There's no picture.

 

What picture? There's no picture.

I think we've uncovered an insincere new member.

 

The very simple way to tell if the parts with lenses are cameras or projectors is to have the clock working and projecting, and then use something opaque to block the lens of what you think might be a camera, and observe what happens with the projected display. If there is no change then more investigation is in order. A simple and easy test that does not require a bit of expensive equipment.