SHOULD YOU HAVE CAMERAS AT YOUR AIRBNB?? (my thoughts)
Summary
Richard Fertig discusses the use of cameras in Airbnbs, focusing on a recent incident where a host in Ireland was live streaming guests, and why Airbnb's response to that specific incident was insufficient. He strongly advises against using indoor cameras, emphasizing privacy concerns and suggesting exterior security cameras monitored only during security incidents.
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