I think the same thing happened to me. I had a terrible guest who smoked in the home, had extra people over without permission, and also had a dog there without permission. I notified airbnb and she agreed to cover the fees for the extra guests but said she would have to pay the following day. That day comes and she refused to pay so I cancelled the reservation for violation of house rules.
Then, a couple days later I get a notification that my account is suspended. I call in and am told there is a privacy violation. I am then told someone from safety will call me.
I then receive a call and am asked to explain an incident that occurred at the property. They refuse to explain which guest it involves and what incident. I tell them I am guessing this is the angry guest, explain that I was told it was a privacy issue and I do have cameras, but only on the exterior parts of the home and I disclose them not only in my things to know section, but the house rules and listing descriptions. I even mention them in my intro message to guests warning about the no party policy. They are not hidden and are very obvious.
I've been hosting for 5 years and have never had my account randomly suspended. I am very concerned my listing is going to be blocked simply because a guest is upset they were thrown out of the listing while refusing to cover the extra charges they caused and agreed to pay.