Martin keeps his place very clean and likes his guests to do the same. I have read the reviews from all the guests here. What puzzled me was that no guests ever mentioned that Martin took pictures of their photo IDs. When I checked in, Martin asked me to show my ID which I was happy to do. What totally caught me off guard was that he immediately used his phone to take photos of my driver license front and back without asking. It happened so fast that I didn't even have time to react. No other Airbnb hosts that I've stayed with have ever done that. Aren't you all concern about your personal data being taken considering the potential risk of identity theft going on nowadays? What bothers me is that I have not read any review addressing this kind of behavior, which I wonder if it's ethical or even legal. I'll verify that with Airbnb. Another issue was that there are four different security cameras at various locations with different angles inside the house even though the listing amenities say security cameras 'Not Included'. That's kind of somewhat misleading. Wouldn't you say? Moreover, when the guest opens the door, one camera will automatically get triggered to capture the person's photo. You can definitely hear the shutter sound. I understand the safety factor, but those cameras' actions seem somewhat excessive. The guests may feel like they're constantly being watched while staying there. I guess, from a security standpoint, one can argue that it's a good thing depending on how you look at it. If you're OK with these kinds of privacy intrusion, this is a nice Airbnb to stay in.