和房东在浴室做 Airbnb被爆房东偷拍房客

Airbnb被爆房东偷拍房客  

Airbnb's rules allow cameras outdoors and in living rooms and mon areas
but never in bathrooms or anywhere guests plan to sleep
including rooms with foldout beds.
Starting in early 2018
Airbnb added another layer of disclosure: If hosts indicate they have cameras anywhere on their property
guests receive a pop-up informing them where the cameras are located and where they are aimed.
To book the property
the guests must click “agree
” indicating that they're aware of the cameras and consent to being filmed.
在预定民宿前，房客们必须点击“同意”，表明他们已对摄像机知情，并且愿意被拍摄。
Of course
hosts have plenty of reason to train cameras on the homes they rent out to strangers. They can catch guests who attempt to steal
or who trash the place
or who initially say they're traveling alone
then show up to a property with five people.
A representative for Airbnb's Trust & Safety munications department told me the pany tries to filter out hosts who may attempt to surveil guests by matching them against sex-offender and felony databases.
The home-rental start-up says it's cracking down on hosts who record guests. But is it doing enough?
In a statement
an Airbnb representative said
“The safety of our munity—both online and offline—is our priority
which is why we take reports of privacy violations very seriously and employ sophisticated technologies to help prevent bad actors from using our platform in the first place.”
But four guests who found cameras in their rentals told The Atlantic the pany has inconsistently applied its own rules when investigating their claims
providing them with incorrect information and making remendations that they say risked putting them in harm's way.