No, Airbnb is flouting the law left right and center but will hide behind it when it suits their purpose.

This whole affair is simply to avoid some bad press, not to make any sweeing changes in Airbnb policies. Now they can point to their TOS and say 'see, it wasn't us', kick out the occasional host that makes them a target for bad press and continue business as usual.

A real change would be to:

(1) force hosts to accept all guests, without any kind of ability on the part of the host to decline guests

and

(2) to not show the guest details until the person shows up to receive the key.

Anything short of that is simply window dressing.