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Does it cover the costs of you guests illegally downloading stuff? I've ran into that one myself (in Germany the host can have it dismissed when you can prove i
by tiku 5y ago
Does it cover the costs of you guests illegally downloading stuff? I've ran into that one myself (in Germany the host can have it dismissed when you can prove it wasn't you).
- petercooper 5y agoWouldn't that be more a legal thing? A bit like you can't take out insurance against speeding tickets. I guess they could offer some sort of insurance for covering your legal fees to deal with such things, though.
- xeromal 5y agoYeah, sounds like a law the state/country would need to make.
- dewey 5y agoIf I was renting out an AirBnb in Germany I'd probably just set up a travel router that pipes everything through a VPN in a neighbouring country.
- bingohbangoh 5y agoCan’t you block a router to block all torrents?
- schleck8 5y agoYou could try blocking ports used by P2P frequently.
- orangepanda 5y agoSomeone I know who owns a hotel in germany said it happens so rarely that it's cheaper to pay the fines than maintain router configurations or spend time to dismiss them.
- tomhunters 5y agoThe hosts should have a kind of protection in case downloading illegal stuff is happening in their stays.
- switch007 5y agoAdd the cost of a router that supports e.g. Mullvad and the monthly subscription to the rental cost, then advertise "uncensored Internet" as a feature.