A woman's chilling experience at Giggling Squid restaurant has sparked a conversation about privacy and security. She felt 'violated' after discovering a hidden live-streaming camera in the toilet during a date night with her partner. The incident occurred at the restaurant's location in St Martin's Square, Leicester, between Christmas and New Year. The victim, a 32-year-old mother, shared her harrowing story with the BBC, expressing her distress and the feeling of violation. She had to use the bathroom after her meal and was shocked to find a black camera, wrapped in kitchen roll, under the toilet seat with a visible lens. The camera was connected to the internet, and the thought of someone watching her in such a private moment was deeply unsettling. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance and the need for businesses to prioritize customer privacy. Leicestershire Police were notified and conducted an investigation, but no arrests have been made. The victim's experience serves as a stark reminder for everyone to be cautious and aware of potential security risks, even in public spaces.
