SIL came over for dinner and stole my iPhone charger

[Anonymous]

Good grief. It is a charger. Get a grip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just ask for it back. You're making this a bigger thing than it is. Also, it's super weird that you record your own house - airBNB or not. Do people know that you're recording them? That sounds illegal.

Exactly why I refuse to use air BNB. Creepos like you.

What would you be doing in the family rooms of airbnb's that you don't want recorded, PP? I don't want you in my Airbnb either!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good grief. It is a charger. Get a grip.

But first I need a replacement charger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good grief. It is a charger. Get a grip.

But first I need a replacement charger.

People manufacture a lot of outrage. It must be exhausting.

[Anonymous]

scuzzy people

[Anonymous]

It's odd that you assume it's stolen. If that happened, I would assume we lost it in our house somewhere.

Whose kids used the charger? It might have been the kid who took it with their game without thinking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's odd that you assume it's stolen. If that happened, I would assume we lost it in our house somewhere.

Whose kids used the charger? It might have been the kid who took it with their game without thinking.

Did you read the OP? She has security camera footage of her SIL taking it and putting it in her purse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She may have just had a thoughtless moment or she may have deliberately stolen it. Assume it's the first option and ask her to return it.

It's weird that you record what's going on in your house at all times.

I know, but we Airbnb so yeah, it makes sense. And now it makes sense to keep it on when she comes over.

Honest question...is it legal to record people like that when they are using your property through a service like Airbnb? Sounds like a violation of privacy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just ask for it back. You're making this a bigger thing than it is. Also, it's super weird that you record your own house - airBNB or not. Do people know that you're recording them? That sounds illegal.

Exactly why I refuse to use air BNB. Creepos like you.

Same here. Especially in private area so like the bathroom or bedroom. No way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just ask for it back. You're making this a bigger thing than it is. Also, it's super weird that you record your own house - airBNB or not. Do people know that you're recording them? That sounds illegal.

Exactly why I refuse to use air BNB. Creepos like you.

What would you be doing in the family rooms of airbnb's that you don't want recorded, PP? I don't want you in my Airbnb either!

Walk in partial or total states of undress, have a private conversation, among many other things. The same normal things people do in private in hotels and rental accommodations. Who would ever approve of a hotel installing cams in their rooms or a leasing company installing them in their apartments?

This is so stupid, of course you cannot do this, guests have a reasonable expectation of privacy (unlike nannies who are working, for those bringing up nanny-cams) and you are breaking the law.

[Anonymous]

Assuming all is as OP presents it, SIL has a problem. That sucks.

It's creepy to record family and friends in your home. It is handy that it solved the charger mystery, but at what cost? I'd expect people to decline invitations to your house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We had a bunch of family members over for dinner last night. One of the younger kids asked for an iPhone charger so he could play his games.

MIL and SIL were the last to leave and as I was going to bed, I went to get my charger and couldn't find it.

DH checked our canary that was facing the family room and sure enough, SIL straight up took my charger out of the socket and put it in her purse. WTF.

Are you sure the canary isn't lying?

[Anonymous]

Wait, so you record your AirBnB renters????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just ask for it back. You're making this a bigger thing than it is. Also, it's super weird that you record your own house - airBNB or not. Do people know that you're recording them? That sounds illegal.

Exactly why I refuse to use air BNB. Creepos like you.

What would you be doing in the family rooms of airbnb's that you don't want recorded, PP? I don't want you in my Airbnb either!

Walk in partial or total states of undress, have a private conversation, among many other things. The same normal things people do in private in hotels and rental accommodations. Who would ever approve of a hotel installing cams in their rooms or a leasing company installing them in their apartments?

This is so stupid, of course you cannot do this, guests have a reasonable expectation of privacy (unlike nannies who are working, for those bringing up nanny-cams) and you are breaking the law.

You walk around undressed in the family room? You are weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She may have just had a thoughtless moment or she may have deliberately stolen it. Assume it's the first option and ask her to return it.

It's weird that you record what's going on in your house at all times.

I know, but we Airbnb so yeah, it makes sense. And now it makes sense to keep it on when she comes over.

Honest question...is it legal to record people like that when they are using your property through a service like Airbnb? Sounds like a violation of privacy.

Of course not. The same way it's not illegal to set up a nanny-cam.