Post by High Priestess on Sept 3, 2016 14:37:55 GMT
Airbnb resists disclosing data of its users, but at times such data will be requested by law enforcement, and in those cases Airbnb will sometimes comply. Here's a story about that:
mashable.com/2016/09/02/airbnb-transparency-report/#27vKkq1g7OqW
I was glad to read that Airbnb does not require with requests for data from law enforcement 100% of the time. Rather it complies less than half the time.
mashable.com/2016/09/02/airbnb-transparency-report/#27vKkq1g7OqW
I was glad to read that Airbnb does not require with requests for data from law enforcement 100% of the time. Rather it complies less than half the time.
Airbnb received 188 requests for user information from law enforcement so far in 2016, the company said ....In 82 of those Airbnb requests, some user data was disclosed. That gave Airbnb a compliance rate of 43.6 percent. The total requests affected 172 Airbnb user accounts.
The most requests came from France, where 42 inquiries from law enforcement led Airbnb to disclose user information in 22 cases. That involved 25 accounts.
OTher countries involved were the United States, with 31 requests made and 21 fulfilled, Germany with 25 made and 7 requests fulfilled, and the United Kingdom with 23 made and 10 requests fulfilled.
The most requests came from France, where 42 inquiries from law enforcement led Airbnb to disclose user information in 22 cases. That involved 25 accounts.
OTher countries involved were the United States, with 31 requests made and 21 fulfilled, Germany with 25 made and 7 requests fulfilled, and the United Kingdom with 23 made and 10 requests fulfilled.