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The facts reveal that AirBNB is actively covering up that they are permitting hosts to violate New York Law by listing multiple dwellings on the platform.
by CodeWriter23 10y ago
The facts reveal that AirBNB is actively covering up that they are permitting hosts to violate New York Law by listing multiple dwellings on the platform.
- rco8786 10y agoHmm. Is that their responsibility to enforce? Not really familiar with the details here, but it seems akin to holding Craigslist responsible for someone selling a stolen bike.
- aarongolliver 10y agoMore akin to Craigslist deleting a bunch of stolen bike posts right before snapshotting the DB, during an investigation of illegal sales on Craigslist. ~~~(And only deleting them in the city where the investigation is happening)~~~
- hn9780470248775 10y agoDid that happen?
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- aarongolliver 10y agoActually I miss read the link. The parenthetical is inaccurate, but the rest is exactly what the article alleges.
- swsieber 10y agoI would say you have a bad analogy - Craigslist doesn't really have a good way of knowing if somebody is selling something stolen. AirBNB on the other hand is covering evidence of their customers breaking the law, on purpose.
- jgalt212 10y agoso isn't that ipso facto aid and abetting? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aiding_and_abetting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aiding_and_abetting
- forrestthewoods 10y agoIf states don't have to enforce federal immigration law then do businesses have to enforce state restrictions? (Probably yes. If that's what the laws say. I have no idea.)
- CodeWriter23 10y agoThey collect the SSN of hosts for the federally-mandated 1099K disclosures, so they can use that or a hash of that as a unique identifier and prevent listing multiple dwellings in localities that have such laws.
- CodeWriter23 10y agoNo. It is their responsibility to accurately disclose.