@Catherine-Powell I appreciate that you seem to be paying more attention to the discussions in this forum as I do believe they offer a valid glimpse into broad issues at play for guests and hosts.
There has to be a way to create guidelines and protocols that do not punish hosts in this manner. For example, if a listing is automatically suspended due to a safety complaint, then there needs to be a time limit on Airbnb's 'investigation' so hosts are not spending hours/days/weeks without a response.
Specifically, the issue of guests claiming hidden or undisclosed cameras, it seems like there should at least be a 'first pass' type of protocol where Airbnb will read the listing, or have two read it, or 1 CS and 1 supervisor read it to find out the baseline of whether or not the complained about cameras were or were not disclosed. Many, many hosts here have said their listings were suspended for cameras that had been disclosed in the listing and in some cases had been further mentioned in messages. There has to be way that these cases are short listed so that factually innocent hosts are not waiting days or weeks to get their listing reinstated.
Certainly, allegations of 'hidden' cameras as opposed to 'undisclosed' cameras is a more difficult issue and would seemingly take significantly more time to determine where the weight of evidence falls.
Best of luck.
ETA, there also has to be a happy medium between protecting the privacy of a guest and giving the host sufficient details to know what they've been accused of, there are also multiple examples on this forum of people whose listings were suspended or even banned and they have said they don't know what the issue was, let alone have been offered a chance to refute any accusations.