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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This page is Airbnb's privacy policy hub, providing a structured index of the main Privacy Policy and more than a dozen supplemental documents covering specific countries and service types. Operationally, users are directed to identify and review the supplements applicable to their geography and the specific Airbnb services they use, as terms governing data collection, sharing, and privacy rights differ across these documents. A Non-User DAC7 Privacy Notice is also listed, indicating that Airbnb collects and processes personal information about individuals (such as hosts) for EU tax reporting purposes under the DAC7 Directive, regardless of whether those individuals have a direct account relationship with Airbnb.
This page serves as the central index for Airbnb's privacy governance framework, referencing the main Privacy Policy and a suite of supplemental privacy policy documents covering specific geographies (United States, Brazil, China, Korea, Colombia, Turkey, and outside the United States generally) and specific service contexts (Airbnb Creators, Airbnb-friendly Marketplace, Enterprise Customers and Airbnb for Work, Insurance, and Non-User DAC7 notices). The page itself does not contain the operative Privacy Policy text; it directs users to review supplemental policies that 'may be applicable' to them, and the agreement states that users should review these supplemental documents in conjunction with the main policy. No substantive data collection, sharing, retention, or user rights provisions are directly reproduced in the indexed page text provided, making it impossible to assess specific obligations, data categories, or consent mechanisms from this document alone. The presence of a DAC7 Non-User Privacy Notice indicates engagement with European Union platform economy reporting obligations under the EU DAC7 Directive, which requires digital platform operators to report seller income data to tax authorities. Jurisdictional complexity is material here: the framework encompasses at least seven geography-specific supplements plus multiple service-specific supplements, meaning applicable obligations, user rights, and data handling terms vary depending on the user's location and the Airbnb service used.
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4 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026
The detected change is a formatting update to the footer currency display on Airbnb's privacy policy page. The document previously displayed '$ USD' as the currency selector; it now displays …
View change record →The footer of Airbnb's privacy policy was updated on April 19, 2026 to change the currency display from Vietnamese Dong (₫ VND) to US Dollar ($ USD). This is a …
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