secÂ·reÂ·tarÂ·y (sÄkâ²rÄ­-tÄrâ²Ä) n. pl. secÂ·reÂ·tarÂ·ies 1. A person employed to handle correspondence, keep files, and do clerical work for another person or an organization. 2. An officer who keeps records, takes minutes of the meetings, and answers correspondence, as for a company.
Submit. Â· just now. Report Abuse. To find out if you house has been bugged take the following steps: 1) See a phycologist just in case you are suffering from extreme paranoia....dont worry we all suffer from it from time to time 2) Buy a sniffer dog see if it can sniff the bugs out. think your either paranoid or watch to much TV .. It is against the law to bug someones house unless it's done for National Security and they must have a court order .. lots of things interfere with TV and telephone signals ..
Pay attention to sounds coming from your phone even when not on a call. If you hear such sounds, these are indicators that your phone may be bugged. Certain bugs use amplifiers while others listen in to what is being said in range of the phone. Check your locks.If they suddenly feel off or stick, it is possible they were recently manipulated. Look at the items in your home or office. New items with bugs are often placed without the victims being aware of it. Common new items are radios, clocks, sprinkler heads, picture frames, lamps and exit signs.Also keep in mind that gifts can often contain eavesdropping devices.f they suddenly feel off or stick, it is possible they were recently manipulated. Look at the items in your home or office. New items with bugs are often placed without the victims being aware of it. Common new items are radios, clocks, sprinkler heads, picture frames, lamps and exit signs.