Perth, Australia – An Airbnb guest recently reported a concerning discovery at a rental property in Perth, sparking renewed debate over privacy in short-term accommodations. The guest, who uploaded a video detailing his experience, stated he found a security camera positioned inside the "private" Airbnb he had booked. "We got to our Airbnb last night," he explained in the video, "It's a nice place. There's one thing I'm not sure about... Is that allowed in Airbnbs? Is that standard practice? Because I don't reckon it should be allowed." The video shows the man's reaction as he points to a small, white security camera with two antennas, seemingly placed on a shelf. The incident has prompted discussions among online communities regarding Airbnb's policies on surveillance devices and the expectations of privacy for guests. While Airbnb's policy generally permits cameras in common areas if disclosed, their placement in private spaces without explicit consent is typically prohibited. This event highlights the ongoing challenges in ensuring guest privacy and transparency in the burgeoning short-term rental market.
Egy háromgyermekes család kikapcsolódni szeretett volna, ehhez foglalták le a szállásukat is. Csakhogy az Airbnb egy "meglepetéssel" várta a családot.
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