Thread by @jeffbigham

check out this picture from an @Airbnb I recently stayed at in Seattle -- notice anything concerning?

if you manage to spot it, that's great, because Airbnb considers this photo to be proper disclosure… 1/n

read more in my new blog post:
"A Camera is Watching You in Your AirBnB: And, you consented to it" …

It's about my super weird, privacy-invading experience in an @Airbnb last week, & how Airbnb fails to understand disclosure :: jeffreybigham.com/blog/2019/who-… 2/n

Most of you probably could see the camera in the first photo, given I told you to look and showed you the photo to pay attention to. @Airbnb considers this one photo (of 20) to be disclosure of multiple cameras inside the home. 3/n

Going forward, I'm worried we're going to have to read (or rather not read) lengthy Terms of Service docs/photos for every physical space we enter, and then be blamed if we don't. 4/n

I'll end with this hilarious (maybe scary) message my host sent me when he discovered I had unplugged his spy cameras… you'll have to read the article to find out what we were actually doing on New Year's Eve! n/n

jeffreybigham.com/blog/2019/who-…