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"Airbnb Prohibits Indoor Security Cameras Across All Listings"
technology2 years ago

"Airbnb Prohibits Indoor Security Cameras Across All Listings"

Airbnb is banning the use of all indoor security cameras in its listings worldwide, effective April 30, in an effort to simplify its policy and provide greater clarity for guests and hosts. Hosts will still be allowed to use devices like doorbell cameras and noise decibel monitors, but they must disclose their presence and location to guests before booking. The update is expected to impact a smaller subset of listings on the platform, and hosts are required to comply with the new policy to avoid potential removal from the platform.

"Airbnb Prohibits Indoor Security Cameras to Ensure Guest Privacy"
technology2 years ago

"Airbnb Prohibits Indoor Security Cameras to Ensure Guest Privacy"

Airbnb has announced a global ban on the use of indoor security cameras in its listings, effective April 30, in an effort to simplify its policy and provide greater clarity for guests and hosts. Hosts will no longer be allowed to use indoor cameras in any area of the home, with potential removal from the platform for policy violations. However, hosts can still use doorbell cameras and noise decibel monitors, with the requirement to disclose their presence and location to guests before booking.

"Boston Suburbanites Urged to Open Homes to Migrants as Overflow Shelter Site Opens"
human-interest2 years ago

"Boston Suburbanites Urged to Open Homes to Migrants as Overflow Shelter Site Opens"

Massachusetts residents in Boston suburbs are opening their homes to migrant families, with one Democratic official urging others to do the same, calling it a "shared responsibility." The move comes as state shelters handling the influx of illegal immigrants have reached capacity, prompting residents to volunteer during town hall meetings to take in more migrants themselves. The state is planning a new pilot program to help 400 migrant families find longer-term housing outside the state shelter system, drawing $8 million from the state budget.