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Re:Airbnb banned me – how a ML model can misfire? by zamadatix on Thursday August 29, 2024 @03:23PM (#41394401)
What's the logic that lead you to conclude an account being banned after you received and ignored a string of unexpected fraudulent reservation emails is due to a "misfire in their ML model"?

Troublesome there is no reasonable recourse to get your account reviewed but the part you're actually posting about (the account getting banned because of unreliable ML) seems hard to agree with.

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Re:Airbnb banned me – how a ML model can misfire? by baybayblonde on Thursday August 29, 2024 @04:16PM (#41394858)
No email where received besides the automatic ones from the customer service. I have 2FA also that makes me very confident my account was not hacked.
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Re:Airbnb banned me – how a ML model can misfire? by zamadatix on Thursday August 29, 2024 @05:14PM (#41395362)
I'm glad you're confident your account was not hacked but that's not related to anything I said here about the lack of logical conclusion between emails on fraudulent activity leading to the account ban and the misbehaving ML.

You might get more visibility sticking to how you're unable to review this with airbnb get any details or correct the account. Probably a bit late for this post though.

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