@RidingwithStymie what are your options when traveling internationally? EDIT: It seems like some people in this thread have a hard time with Reading Comprehension, suffer from ADHD, or are just looking to offload their Complex Trauma on strangers from behind their virtual shield of anonymity. So let me clarify a few things: 1. I know hotels and hostels exist. I have tried them all. They don't provide enough services/amenities for travelers like me. Hence, AirBnB became so popular... millions of other people feel the same way. This is NOT in dispute. 2. Security cameras on a property are not illegal but MUST be disclosed. Cameras in PRIVATE areas are 100% illegal. _This is NOT in dispute!_ AirBnB has this rule explained clearly. 3. Any host caught breaking the law MUST be reported DIRECTLY to the police and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 4. Since we all (presumably) agree on #2 and #3, the question becomes, HOW is AirBnB supposed to PREVENT the crime in the FIRST PLACE? What are the options? AKA: We all understand the problem, so let's talk about SOLUTIONS. _PREEMPTIVE_ solutions. 🛠

I AGREE …

@@ChineduOparaWhat do you think? Hotels, Hostels, Camping; depends on what your agenda is ….

I would contact the police before contacting Airbnb

@@isabellrc Not all those types of lodging work for everyone. And hotels are like taxis... low quality, poor service, high prices. I don't always like AirBnB either, but it's a far better alternative to many hotels. Competition is good. AirBnB just needs to fix/improve their platform.

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Making it illegal to rent out your house in this manner would go all the way to solve the problem.

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Yes 🙌 recording devices found in homes being used as any kind of rental property should be illegal!!!!

@@davidgray1515 Happens in hotels dressing rooms even at swap meets dressing rooms

Exactly. It was good a few years back, but not anymore

In what universe? I found an airbnb for $75 a day. Can’t find a decent hotel close to that price.

​@@nootnewt9323Did you stay on Skid Row? The fees alone are more than 75$

And pay $300 to clean your own room. Hotels are wonderful and this industry did not need disruption.

You are right is insane, I remember 6 years ago was cheap and excellent quality.

How long ago was this?

That is scary asf. But I had a guy do the same. He listed it as a entire apt only for it to be 1 room with a grown ass man in the apt. And airbnb would not let me cancel nor refund my money I never felt so unsafe in my life. And I didn't sleep that night and got the hell outta thete. Never used them again.

I’m sorry that happened to you! Did you try to call your credit card company?

Good thinking

@@candylove49She got it successfully cancelled, so she got a refund.

It is.

It is

Even when it’s free

If you have strangers in your house are you not going to have cameras to find people breaking things or stealing 🤔

​@stguerrero23g It's against the law...This is NOT a private house!

Every apartment has reviews, they show everything and are 100% public. Don't trust CNN

People have been murdered at air bnb. Airbnb has literally taken all of our rentals because they're making so much off of them that the locals have no rentals.

Right

"AirBnB" is a website. Don't use the place where you stay _'anymore'_ .

You have a a right to record in your own home snow flake

Weirder and darker stuff happens in hotels

Well I guess you don't use Uber or Lyft 😮

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Most airbnbs are used strictly for that purpose! A lot of owners don’t live in these spaces. They are investors. I have several and don’t stay at them, they are for strictly business purposes.

​@idontdohumans5950 I don't. Never used AirBnB, Uber or Lyft. Never have. Never will.

We once bought a toilet brush, swept all the floors pristine, with a broom we borrowed and guess what they gave us a 2 star review because apparently we left a mess(?!) That platform is weird. Before that both hosts were really friendly and forthcoming, and it was pretty much the only option for where we were staying since hotels in that country are pretty unsafe and unhygienic. So I guess in those situations we will keep using AirBNB, bur I'll make sure to check for cameras next time.

Yes i have been using airbnb a lot as i have moved states and purchasing a home. Many of them gave cameras outside but now i worry they are inside but just not disclosed

Having cameras is not the issue! HIDDEN CAMERAS point to a malicious intent!!

Also look around and turn off all Alexas and other devices. It’s really sad and sick. Even in hotel rooms sometimes apparently.

Perverts. 😮

Creepy af as well who the f want to see other people. It’s called sick, psychotic, creeps that get off! Sociopaths!!! Stop using air bnb they’re creepers! Protect our children at all cost!

For sure, but Airbnb doesn't care about the clients. Renting they only care about the money coming into their pockets, so jail time to them. It's already safeguarded because of privacy disclosure agreement, everyone clicks on and that's unfortunate that there's no repercussions towards the company, not even the people doing it will get probably a slap on the wrist, no one. Should be. Renting from airbnb

10 years is what they _should_ get, but it would really be 30 months maximum & they’d still likely only serve 2 years of it (at least in the state the first couple’s case took place in, thanks Google lol)

For what? It wasn't a hotel!!! Lol

Most states only require ONE of the people involved to consent to the recording, and that one person is obviously usually the person doing the recording. THATS why ppl are getting away with it. Bc it’s not illegal to put up cameras in your own private home… 🤦‍♂️

U can’t throw someone in jail for having a recorder in their own private home, dum-dum. If it was illegal to do so then every prank KZfaq and every single business owner with a camera in their store would be in jail for recording ppl without their consent….

Anita, There you go!!! 😁 Damn, straights... 💯%!!!

Yup, PRONTO!!!!

@@atsylor5549 Great suggestion! I say do both, but call the police first so Airbnb can't tell you not to call them

Agreed. Having a police report helps in your favor. If you find the camera, hand it over to the police.

Far better idea!

Ironically the damage to their reputation is actually worse from it being revealed that they try to cover it up rather than if Airbnb had directly implemented policies to protect the people that use it and report crimes to police. People would feel safer using Airbnb if they had shown transparency and responsibility but now people will think of it as sketchy and as the company protecting criminals. They need to do what Uber did when it was developing a reputation for sexual assaults and robberies that happened through the app and implement more safety measures.

The same happens with cases of sxual assault. They cover it up. There's been some really damning articles written about how much airbnb is hiding by making silence a prerequisite of settlements. Unfortunately, most people don't really do research into this sort of thing. As a single woman I'll never stay in an airbnb.

Welcome to legalized corporate greed in America.

Correction: Airbnb statement says they *can* remove a host. No promises that they will.

@@mensesmimiTHIS part. Very true!

This‼️ I haven’t stayed in an Airbnb in years and never will

@@moonbabemariegot me! Will not stay again

and worldwide.

@@moonbabemarie I’ll never stay in a A.bnb! I have never trusted my safety and they are not as regulated as hotels are. Though there have been occasional issues in some of those places, but that’s mostly been from their sick a- guests or private hotel owners. Shame the hotels are more trust worthy!

​@moonbabemarie Airbnb is just a website that facilitates the search for a place to stay..

It can happen in hotels too

Same. Something about it didn’t sit right with me.

​@@anastasia-fr1gnbut most hotel are concnered about their image as a large cash flow is involve. Here even a run diwn apartment is turned into a rental by just submitting few docs

Stuff like this can happen everywhere, motels, hotels, campings, B&B, cruiseschips etc.

@@anastasia-fr1gn true but more likely to happen in an Air BnB

Liar, you broke

And you think motel employees do not do the same thing ??? They are just more experienced and dont get caught.....

Smoke detectors, that is so perverted. Disgusting, there are so many creeps in this world now aways. Sick. Thanks for this revealing video, I hope all these perverts get EXPOSED!!!

No

These bsstards do this to monetize this type of videos by selling it to adult content sites and it happens to millions of people every year

This happens in everyday family homes too. I remember there was big story where a wife found a camera in her kids bathroom and it turned out her husband had hidden cameras all over was filming their kids and uploading on the internet.

We found a camera in our Airbnb years ago too and have never used the service since. Their support didn’t care at all!!

I've never been attracted to that service at all, so I'm not worried on that front. But when you tell us not to take our kids to one under any circumstance, what are you alluding to? (other than what was shown in this report).

AirBNB can be really good, I drive every few months from WA to Nevada or CA and I have to go through eastern Oregon on US 395 or 97 and there are very few hotels or motels and many are nasty and they still charge like $150 even for some nasty place. Instead I have become a repeat guest of a few AIrBNB places like a family farm in Eastern OR is a great stop just at the 9 hour drive mark on the border with CA. They converted a barn in to like 3 or 4 rooms and such nice people they make you breakfast and charge $80 so even cheaper than a motel. But like everything in life it's just making good choices and being very careful where you choose to stay same for Motels too, so many are nasty, bug infested crime holes too, maybe people go there for prostitutes or to take drugs it's all about making good choices to avoid problems like that same for AirBNB or motels

​@@rigelb9025did you watch the content the comments are regarding? It was quite clear.

@@pambp5978 Yes I did. And indeed, it was already more than enough to convince any decent person. What I was trying to get to here was whether or not there are some even more disturbing things going with RB&B beyond that, which is why I specified 'other than what was shown in this report'.

@@rigelb9025 you are right, I think just the thought of minor children not being considered a separate different situation by airbnb is concerning

Be careful the same happens in hotels

@@That_droper Those are rare but does happen there too

They should be sued

this also happens in hotels esp lower starred hotels

You ever used a public restroom? Portapotty?

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Obviously.......

Just leave a comment in the rental agreement. You can see my flute for free. I dont mind. Its fairly average.

Hotels have them too

They get 10 complaint tickets a day on average about hidden cameras, so just imagine how many more are going unreported. It's gotta be at least 100x that much, which would be 1000 families/3000-5000 people being recorded every day. How many of those are kids? Then, for Airbnb to turn around and say it's "exceedingly rare" is just 😮

? But they don't care cause they understand why they do

That is incorrect

They’re a Zionist owned company / doesn’t surprise me…

All the comoanies in retail do this

Would never trust somebody I don’t know

Congrats thats what the elites owning multiple hotel brands in all continents and owning the CNN too want you to do because Airbnb ruined their businesses and they are now trying to ruin Airbnb’s reputation so people go back to paying 100$/night in their hotels

Hotels have the same issue. 🤷🏽‍♀🤷🏽‍♀

@@BloodNote That's what I was thinking. If Airbnb do it, it most probably can happen in any hotel, motel and so on.

You can use it... every apartment has reviews, they show what you're getting with great accuracy

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Me too

Free breakfast and AC and cleanest always a guarantee and free rides? And dozens of other perks

I feel wary when a mirror in hotels/Airbnb faces the shower/bed(s) but then again a hidden camera could be in air vents, etc

Cameras can be in hotel rooms too unfortunately.

I know it's binding in a civil suit, but I can't imagine it can be binding for a criminal offense.

@@Taricus I hope you're right. It's truly astonishing how a corporation can unilaterally make its own laws/rules over the will of the people.

You can thank Republicans for passing laws in many states that allow these binding arbitration clauses preventing people from suing corporations in open civil courts. They called it "tort reform."

@@davidlane6758 tort being short for torture? They do love to cause suffering

Right? They have these peoples information, including background checks etc. it’s straight up voyerism!!

I can't believe this can happen and Airbnb didn't do anything??

Cheap race-baiting lie. Your profile makes it clear you're black and of Bantu tribe. That's 2x 'master race' privileges in ANC South Africa for you. If you lie, always make your lies hard to detect. Now if you'd been white or asian, two groups badly discriminated against in SA, your lie might've been believed.

​@@UkaLyn_LOf course it can happen. Especially in South Africa. Let's not be wilfully naive.

I hope you disputed the charge

Hope you had TRAVEL INSURANCE

Agree! Who knows it is actually their main intent to spy on their guests that’s why they set up their BnB. Some people are just so creepy 😤

Ha ha. Just look at their turnover and that will tell you why that will never happen. Too many palms can be greased with a huge turnover. As long as "lobbying" remains legal, big companies can do just whatever they like.

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Not possible😂😂

Why should airbnb be responsible for someone else doing???? THEY didnt do it.. The owner of the property is responsible.. Its impossible for airbnb to go check every property.. IF airbnb finds out they are doing something illegal, that property should be removed immediately and a case filed against them for breaking a contract.

The concept was always just that -- a fairy tale. The entire thing was a way to make money by avoiding regulations and accountability. Unfettered capitalism -- ain't it grand?

Honestly the people who treat it as a normal business is fine to me it’s the ones like these freaks that worry me

Just like everything on this planet, we ruin it for ourselves.

And they screwed up the prices of homes in the process.

Aids in rising home prices. Housing is now a commodity rather than something people live in. I know there are some who don't take advantage of everything, but that is where it was headed from the beginning. Monetizing everything and making housing unaffordable while criminalizing homelessness. It's the American way.

Bad press = less business = less money.

​@@jacquelinedara8606 they could use it for their advantage, by letting the customers know that they care about their privacy at the same time calling the police would stop the creeps from doing such a thing in the first place.

I absolutely would, too. I'd also try to get the host to incriminate themselves in a way that's recorded/documented. Then I'd sue the host on top of pursuing criminal measures, and then sue Airbnb as well

​@@jonslg240lol you must be American

That's exactly what you're supposed to do. Airbnb isn't police. They are a company and cannot be directly connected to the hosts because those rooms aren't owned by them.

@@brenzikmohaa they should lock out hosts that are recording their guests tho. Police is there to investigate the crime while Airbnb can prevent it…

@@loonator1995what if the claim made by the guest is wrong? does airbnb just go around banning any host that got a complaint? so we are considering the hosts are guilty until proven innocent? what if you were a host, did not record anyone but your guest claims you did??

Me too

Motels too!!!!

@@catherinerogers8255 What's wrong with motels?

@@coloursoftherainbow8399 They also have hidden cameras. That's what is wrong with them.

Your snake is confused, perhaps it needs some treading on.

Only an idiot would do that

Best comment 😮😢🙏

What are you going to put in the bathroom?

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I did that in my apartment. Lots of shady land Lords.

are you ignorant to the concept of capitalism?

Sueing them? shouldn't they be arrested? This is completely unacceptable and Arbnb should be liable.

The problem is that there is no surefire way to detect or find hidden cameras. Even with all the technology, it is very difficult to do consistently.

That would require airbnb to care

AirBnB should be reporting the hosts to local law enforcement. As should the guests.

I actually had a good experience when I filled a ticket, but that might not be the norm

@@gchanteleme too. I got a full refund within 24 hours even

Fuck AirBnB, but as someone who works in customer service, talking to multiple representatives is just an unfortunate reality for any customer service team. We all take breaks, lunches, days off, maybe our kid needed to be picked up from school. We don't necessarily have the ability to be your only contact with a company. This is no even taking into consideration of course that 70% of the time someone tries to contact us back, we are already on the phone or helping a different customer. So the contact will just be routed to someone else. Should companies invest way more into their customer service so we aren't spread so thin? Absolutely. But to a certain extent what you described, there's only so much even the best CS department can do.

Leaving a system in place that punishes clients while benefitting the company is negligence at best but often seems like fraud. Sounds a lot like claims services at health insurers... It's such a lucky break for stock holders.

They can't even confront guests with the footage because it's illegal, so what is the hosts' end game of using hidden cameras?

Very creepy

Crimes take place on roads. So close the roads and fine the people who are in charge of the roads?!

Exactly

I don't care if they published my old fat a$$ on a porn channel it was cause them to lose money.

Just what they're doing to rent prices alone.

😫😫 Surely there is a gadget that would help people find hidden cameras & microphones! I know the technology exists because government agencies use them to sweep houses! Just spend a little time checking the decorative items and things like clocks. Turn them face down or to face away from you. It might take an hour or so, but it is worth it for peace of mind!! ❤❤✊🏼 Don't forget to check behind mirrors. I've read a lot and seen videos about cameras behind mirrors. 🤷🏼‍♀️ You can do it and you can make yourself feel safe by doing your own sweep!!! ❤❤

@@beckinfidelis3916yeah they sell them

Have you ever found any in hotels?

so you accept the fact that people put these cameras there?

And how realiable do you think those units are? Ever try one, ever? They're virtually useless, but good idea. Thanks, Jack Handy

Those only work if the camera is transmitting a wireless signal, not if the camera is recording to an internal SD card, for example.

I didn't know there was such a thing as camera finder.

I agree. A substantially large number of people should all get together and decide to boycott that service for good.

100%

Good luck with corporate friendly Republicans installed on the highest courts.

Yup, challenge the service agreement

unfortunately, everyone who has used the site has signed a legally binding agreement that specifically prevents them from filing a lawsuit. To further hold people over a barrel, the remedy from arbitration is usually financial which is withheld until the complaintant signs and additional agreement further restricting their ability to tell their tale.

Thank you for this decision! Also, when you use AirBnB you contribute to a massive housing crisis caused by this leeching company, making lots of people unable to find rent or even purchase a home. AirBnB should not exist.

Blame your lawmakers this shit is unbelievably illegal in Europe.

​@@maodmifcnrits illegal here too

naive of you to think that hidden cameras aren't also in your workplace as well....... we live on an orwellian dystopia yet you people call us "conspiracionist, insecure, toxic incels....."

@@maodmifcnr It's illegal anywhere in the world, son. This has to do with human nature, not laws. Ever seen humans doing things that are against the law? How about "all of the time". That's why airbnb gets a report and doesn't contact law enforcement. Doesn't mean you all in Europe are not being filmed. You just don't know. lol

That can help but not always. Some of these record to local sd cards.

Great suggestion

It depends on how many steps they want to get ahead of you. That’s a great first step but they can find solutions around that if they want to.

Unplug all electronic devices that aren't yours in the bedroom. Use the built in wall lights and not any lamps. There's also an app you can use to help find hidden cameras.

​@@davids7009unfortunately, there are lodgings that _only_ use lamps. The one time I stayed in an AirBNB, there were no overhead lights, only lamps.

But the Air bnb needs to be responsible and cancel the host or report the problem- the thing is Air bnb are NOT protecting the guest

Actually, the local politicians have destroyed everyone's lives. Their job is to look out for the citizens not to make a profit. But just like all local governments around the world they decided that making a profit from the taxes is far more important than their citizens.

Your local government should solve that

its fucked up happening all over the world

There's probably like 20 people who benefit at corporate. The rest of the world- screwed.

Same in the Rural parts of South England, Londoners buy property and rent it out on Airbnb whilst locals who's family have lived there for hundreds of years get priced out

Yup. Same. I never trusted the idea of staying at an Airbnb. I always imagined weirdos would set up hidden cameras.

I wouldn’t stay in one for that very reason

@@najmaj Even another guest could leave a camera in an AirBnb or hotel. Gross.

You do realize this goes on in hotels as well…. As does human trafficking.

This also happens in cheaper hotels, usually by the staff acting independently.

And paying thousands of dollars on crappy hotel food bc you don’t have a kitchen, and listening to people above you and below you, and midnight fire alarms, and waiting hours to get into your room…. People need to stop acting like there’s not a reason air bnbs became a popular thing.

​@@godislovepraisehim8483that's a strange response to the comment that clearly wasn't saying that.

​@godislovepraisehim8483 I've had kitchens in many hotels I've stayed in with a stove and oven, full size fridge, and dishwasher. I've never stayed in an AirBnB, but not because of these reasons.

I agree. Tney have these rules to clean certain areas and a to do list before you leave, yet they charge you a huge cleaning fee.

@@godislovepraisehim8483i always get hotels with a kitchen

This!

Men. So disgusting

Agree, but even adults have a right to privacy.

Under age or unaware, they are both crimes.

@@Milesco I said what I said because they seem to have skip over that part and didn't address it! Long story short! NO MORE Airbnb's!💯

As someone else : Yes.

They can be in regular hotels too though 😬

Virbo

I don’t like Airbnb …only used once and I prefer hotels …Airbnb takes scarce real estate away from people who want place to live. Some countries ban Airbnb …that is a good move.

@@TastemyAtrocityyou can sue nicely but Airbnb makes you agree not to sue on their website

Lol you're not a "victim"

Where's the video?

@@mariomario1462your not a “human” if someone did it to your mother or sister your be crying your def like a 16 year old loser whos mad at the world go cry

@@mariomario1462 I think he is, people sell these livestreams online on porn websites. It's literraly a way for the host to make money off people's privacy, especially women's.

​@@mariomario1462If you don't feel they are a victim, then live stream your love life. Your wife's, daughter's, son's, mother, father, etc. If you can not see the crime here, you are beyond help.

Lol you're not a victim shut up 😂 nobody is gonna do anything with your shower videos

You love it.

@@NirtyDigger5 Why you say that? Because he’s a guy?

@@mariomario1462 Why do you react like that?

Why?

So the anti-airBnB hotel lobby funded hit pieces have succeeded with you. Does it not concern you that there are just as many, if not more, cameras hidden in motels and hotel rooms? They don't actually have to be installed by the manager - previous guests can install them and simply connect them to the cell phone system or to the hotel wifi - how often do they change the wifi password? All data is encrypted - you'd need to hire some pretty sophisticated investigators to discover rogue cameras broadcasting.

Ptob have it in the bedroom and bathroom.

Honestly with all the add on fees now, Airbnb isn't even price competitive

100% agreed. AirBnB sucks. I have a bad guest reading because the owner didn't like that I put in the review that the place had a dirty bathroom, stained sheets and a severe ant problem. He got extremely mad, got my review of his apartment removed and wrote a 3 paragraph long negative review about me that AirBnB refused to remove. .. that was the last ime I ever stayed in an AirBnB and never again.

Yeah they should DEFINITELY call police. And the renter should also call police.

If they filmed my kids, I'd be doing more than suing!

it's not just Airbnb there are many cases in Hotels, Restaurant/ public WC, changing rooms etc...

Let's all make Airbnb go out of business BC of these types of events. That's it!

😂😂😂😂 you young people live and die by tech and porn…. Yet you are so naive to the uses of the tech u adore… I would never use Airbnb , never even considered it

1750 out of millions.

airbnb is shameful

@@wolfmantroy6601 how many family homes have you scalped off of the market to convert them into AirBnB, mr superhost?

@@wolfmantroy6601I guess we should not prosecute any crime as well, considering that victims are just a drop in the ocean of billions.

You think it’s insane to pay someone to clean up after you?

Prob because its still way cheaper than most hotels Really look at the insane and gross motels you have all arround the US 🤮 Who want to be there?

@@ihelmo i have an air bnb and someone may call my cleaning fees “insane” i guess but cleaning is expensive, im charging exactly what i pay my cleaner. It’s hard to find someone reliable.

There are good hosts and bad hosts. Good hotels and bad hotels. I found a camera in a hotel

@@godislovepraisehim8483 we charge less than what we pay the cleaner and only have cameras outside the property. If it is on CNN the truth factor can be really low

lol...I am a host and have cameras in the children's bathroom.......oh yea,,,,,,,,,,,stroke my shaft.

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Great idea. U r a genius!!!!!!😂

Brilliant 👍

This happens even in the best hotels, not by the owners. People install hidden cameras all over the place and then sell subscriptions to them. There are devices you can buy to try to detect them that can work pretty well.

Never

@@ginodc5944at least if it’s in a hotel there’s security around and you can call the police. Airbnb you have no hope of support or help and you have to sign an NDA.. you also run the risk of the creepy airbnb hosts joining you in your bedroom… to reinstall their cameras.

@@ginodc5944you can sue hotels

I never understood it, staying in someone else‘s house and having someone else stay in your house is weird to me.

There are hidden cameras in the hotels too

Never have do t trust it

It’s not weird at all. People are crazy and sick. I dont stay at hotels or Airbnbs. I only travel to places where my family lives and I’ll stay with them

We have primarily used VRBO, as ABnB has more of a creepy feel partially due to situations where hosts rent a room in their own house. I've checked though and found some property owners list on both websites, not that it means they're doing anything wrong, but I prefer VRBO between the two of I had to choose and wasn't staying in a hotel.

@@user-ne5hd4qj8snot in the rooms its against the law… hallways and common areas yes

it's the same where I live in the PNW also, rent is absolutely inflated to where very few can afford it. there's just nothing available.

Not everybody that Rennts an Airbnb is trashing places It seems that you have a vendetta against people there an Airbnb because of renters. Not only that it seems like you don’t you forget that we had a pandemic three years ago and there’s people couldn’t get their money from the rental properties. They only raise the prices to make up for the cost has nothing to do with Airbnb.

Right when covid started I read a story of a guy who rented ELEVEN houses, supposedly for his own use. The leases ALL said "no subletting, no Airbnb allowed." Well, he signed leases for them all so he could post them on Airbnb, and then covid happened and he was on the hook for over $38,000 a month in rent for all the houses combined. Suddenly he couldn't find any customers, and he wanted sympathy! He wanted the courts to let him out of all his leases, and they said "of course not" so he tried a GoFundMe to raise money. I don't think he raised a dime The whole Airbnb thing is awful, for countless reasons.

Greedy the owners greedy . I am not sorry for them

Sigh... 'How can I make this about me'-mentality... This is about consumers being protected from peeping toms and other sexual predators. It's not people like you wanting to live downtown on the cheap and lacking the balls to earn a home.

Yes they did.

This happens in hotels as well.

@@chrissyboo7903 -- It does, and I've said the same thing in another comment, but the comment is about how AirBnB has crippled hotels, without delivering on much of what was promised.

@@chrissyboo7903as well as human trafficking

Also it has driven up rental prices to the moon across the globe.

Right if I can't get a hotel I'm not goin

You broke shut up

Y’all seriously think hotel don’t do the same???

I don't get it, like if they want to watch people get naked and get it on then just turn to only fans or cornhub, but don't do this.😐

Many Airbnbs are only used as rentals. I've stayed in a few that were personal homes and it IS just awful. They have personal items everywhere. One had a chock-full frig and asked us to put our groceries in the garage frig (which had a lot of stuff in it too). This was more than 10 years ago. You get smarter about reading the listings. I used to LOVE Airbnb, but haven't used them in many years. They used to be so transparent and open to help, now everything is hidden and secret and shady and they let the hosts make unreasonable demands.

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How?

I have an Airbnb booked for next month. How can I check for cameras?

Rather not book there if you're going hanky-panky with your other. Book there if you'll conduct yourself like a nun or pope

The thing is how HIDDEN devices are now, & how difficult it can be to detect them when they appear to be perfectly normal items.