Chapter 8 discusses the final category of technology enhanced surveillance: hyper-intrusive searches. These searches occur when law enforcement agents use surveillance technology to see and hear private, intimate information that would otherwise be undetectable. This category includes video monitoring of private places and real-time interception of oral or digital communication. This type of surveillance unquestionably needs greater regulation; the question is what form that regulation will take. This chapter notes that courts have a variety of different tools at their disposal that can make hyper-intrusive searches more productive, and provides guidance to courts as to which tools to use for each type of hyper-intrusive search.