Why is this allowed?

>>60306705
>I want to stay in somebody elses's private home
>How dare you ask who I am? What about muh human rights!!!!!

>>60306761
>Having to give your ID/passport to a private company that can be hacked or used for malicious means instead of simply showing it in real life by card

>>60306761
If you can't stop coloreds from staying in your private home why should ID be needed at all?

>>60306761
Private companies asking for a copy of your ID is illegal in alot of countries. They are allowed to ask for it to show it to a human, but not a copy which sending a picture to them is.

>>60306837
Which countries?

AirBNB users don't care about muh privacy, they care about being paid and not getting an axe murderer loose in their home.

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>>60306961
>AirBNB users don't care about muh privacy

Back to le >>>/v/eddit you go

>>60307037
Did I tickle your autism?

>>60307053
reddit

>>60307078
I'm right though, ad hominem won't change that.
Nowhere did I say I didn't care about privacy.

>>60306705
If you don't like it, don't use their services.

>>60306889
Not him, but here in the Netherlands, the only organizations that are allowed to make a copy of your passport/ID card are government agencies, banks and your employer. I've never used Airbnb, but I can't imagine they ask for a copy of your ID here.