Weeks after Airbnb said it would permanently ban parties at properties rented through its platform, the company is deploying so-called “anti-party technology” in the United States and Canada ...

Airbnb is on the defense ahead of this holiday weekend, reintroducing its “anti-party technology”. This same technology was ...

Airbnb is using technology to crack down on parties. The vacation rental service announced on Tuesday, Aug. 16, that it’s introducing "anti-party technology" in the US and Canada.

The rise of short-term rentals in South Florida, especially in Miami, has led to challenges with noise and disruption, ...

Airbnb has announced it’s deploying “anti-party technology” to prevent “unauthorized and disruptive parties” from happening at homes on its platform for New Year’s Eve. If you were ...

Airbnb is utilising anti-party technology across the US to block high-risk reservations ahead of the July Fourth holiday.

Airbnb said it is rolling out its anti-party technology ahead of the end of the year throughout the US. It is aimed to help reduce unauthorized and disruptive parties over the weekend and the days ...

What started as a policy in 2020, Airbnb’s global ban on parties, is becoming a more concrete reality just in time for the July Fourth holiday weekend. The short-term rental platform has implemented ...

Airbnb will use technology to prevent disruptive parties in Austin over the Fourth of July weekend, which has been successful over past holidays.

Ahead of the final weekend of the year, Airbnb is rolling out anti-party technology across the country — including in Houston. According to information from Airbnb announced Thursday morning ...

Airbnb rolls out ‘anti-party technology’ ahead of Memorial Day weekend by: Rachel Tucker. Posted: May 20, 2025 / 02:13 PM EDT. Updated: May 20, 2025 / 02:13 PM EDT. by: Rachel Tucker.

Ahead of one of the biggest party holidays of the year, Airbnb is rolling out anti-party technology across the U.S., including in Austin. As part of its global party ban, Airbnb has used ...