context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Audio or visual recording device." A device which
photographs, videotapes, electronically depicts, films or
otherwise records images and or sounds.
"Host." A person who, by any means, including listing with a
hosting platform, advertises, licenses or registers with an
innkeepers' group, convention listing association, travel
publication or similar association or with a government agency,
offers a residential unit to provide overnight lodging for
consideration to a person seeking transient lodging.
"Hosting platform." A publicly accessible Internet website
on which, in exchange for a fee or other charge, an owner or
lessee of a residential unit or hotel or a room or space in a
residential unit or hotel may advertise and conduct a
transaction for the rental of the residential unit or hotel for
the purposes of transient lodging. The term does not include a
publicly accessible Internet website operated by or on behalf of
a hotel or hotel corporation that facilitates the booking of
lodging reservations solely for the hotel or the hotel
corporation's owned or managed hotels and franchisees.
§ 7902. Unlawful use of recording devices in residential units
used for transient lodging.
(a) Offense defined.--A person commits the offense of
unlawful use of a recording device in a residential unit used
for transient lodging if the person audially or visually
photographs, videotapes, electronically depicts, films or
otherwise records another person using an audio or visual
recording device which is not located in plain sight without
disclosure and consent by the person under this subsection. The
following shall apply:
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