unbugged

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ bugged.

Adjective

unbugged (not comparable)

1. Not bugged; without covert surveillance equipment.
   • 1991, Ronald Jay Allen, Richard B. Kuhns, Constitutional criminal procedure:

     Is it perhaps appropriate to take them into account when comparing two closely related investigatory devices — such as the use of bugged and unbugged secret agents?