People are sharing their worst Airbnb experiences on Twitter

A user on the social networking site shared pictures of what she thought were cameras hidden in the fire sprinklers of her home in Philadelphia. Users began sharing their horror stories on the social networking site. The social media damage had already been done, despite the fact that there were no hidden cameras in the apartment.

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There are strict guidelines on cameras and recording on the website. The devices can only be used in front doors or driveway.

In rare circumstances where hidden cameras have been reported, we help law enforcement to hold criminals accountable by prohibiting them from using them. The safety team is available 24/7.

Most of the negative experiences atAirbnbs seem to be attributed to the hosts, not the accommodations. Many cite high cleaning fees, in addition to rules that require paying guests to clean the units, and some even enforce chore lists before checkout.

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With the increasing demands of hosts and ever-rising prices of rentals, people are considering abandoning the platform. Guests and former hosts will get this.

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