It is much easier to get a camera yourself, put in same room, catch the "spy" on tape putting the can in your room and then
- beat the c**p outta him
- report him to authority
- use your imagination
The 2.4GHz devices are quite imune to disturbances (that's the way they are built). Most of them jump from channel to channel when they detect problems etc, increase power if changing channel does not help, etc.... We were making the 141KHz, 27MHz, 900MHz, 1G2 and 2G4 jammers here for the university .. and that was *very interesting* ... you take a small camera+mic on 2.4G and start jamming the signal while monitoring ether with spectrum analyser ... you see how camera is jumping trough channels and then you see it increasing transmit power (while still jumping trough channels)... the jamming signal that actually blocked the camera disable WiFi in the home block and we got call from the airport (some 60Km away) to ask if we are "testing something again" (they had experience with us as we were making jammers for cell phones for the local theatres) ...
so, cohones or no cohones, it is illegal, depending on the country and "who you work for" you get yelled at or arrested for it .. the power of the jammer and width must be so high in order to "cover" a simple cheap camera that gets
- too expensive to make
- too problematic as it covers too big area
- easily detectable by police
Not to mention that this is not something you can easily build at home... In order to monitor the output frequency and width of the channel you need spectrum analyser, these do not come cheap. You need to worry about very "strange" things like how far the gnd plane is, what is the shape of the pcb trace, does the solder joint have "spike's" etc...
All in all, it is much cheaper to get a room in local motel for a year then to build this yourself. Not to mention the already suggested "turn off the lights"
.. if they use IR cameras; the have to emit IR light, you can detect this in dark using a single cell phone camera (the IR light will be seen as normal white light on your cell phone camera)... now, this will not help you for the mikes