The woman checked out and found a bug in the hotel. She wanted to have sex with her. She couldn't accept the hotel's attitude. How did the police deal with it?

The woman checked out and found a bug in the hotel. The police had intervened to coordinate the negotiation between the two parties.

Ms. Lu from Zaozhuang needed to go to Tianmen on a business trip for work, so she checked in 8 days in a hotel. Just when she was leaving to check out, she found that the ring she was wearing was missing. She moved the bedside table beside the bed, and a black rectangular instrument fell from between the bedside table and the bed. It had an ID number and a green light on it. After Ms. Lu inquired about it, she found out that it was a monitoring device.

After police identification, the instrument has a voice-activated recording function and can automatically upload to the cloud, remotely and download. Ms. Lu thought she had been violated, so she discussed it with the hotel. The hotel said it might have been left behind by the last guest and promised to compensate her 500 yuan. However, Ms. Lu disagreed with the plan and said she would go through legal procedures. At present, the police have intervened to coordinate the peace talks between the two parties.

When Ms. Lu checks into a hotel, a service contract is formed between her and the hotel. Ensuring the safety of guests is both the content of the contract and the scope of the business's own work. But Ms. Lu found a listening device in her room. Everything she said in the room was known to others, and her privacy was violated.

Since Ms. Lu lives in the room alone, no one else can enter the room without her consent. Now that a listening device appeared in her room, her actions in the room were known to others, and her personal privacy was violated.

Now the hotel has offered to compensate Ms. Lu 500 yuan. Ms. Lu feels that her conversations with others were leaked after she stayed for 8 days. Obviously, the loss she suffered cannot be solved by 500 yuan. She does not agree with this. kind of solution. What made her even more angry was the hotel's attitude. They looked nonchalant and ignored the guests' fears and concerns after their privacy was violated. They acted like "whatever you want".

It is reasonable and legal for Ms. Lu to ask the hotel to compensate: First of all, she stayed for 8 days and was cleaned every day. The bedside table had to be moved for cleaning. How could she not see the monitoring equipment? Secondly, she has established a valid contract with the merchant. The merchant ensures the safety of the guests as part of her job. Now that the customer's privacy has been violated, she can certainly ask the merchant to compensate. If Ms. Lu is a company executive or technician and she has mastered business information, then the person who installed the monitoring equipment may also be suspected of illegally using special equipment for eavesdropping and photographing.

According to Article 284 of the Criminal Law, anyone who illegally uses eavesdropping or photographing equipment and causes serious consequences shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than 2 years. Business information or important technology can be spent with more than 500 yuan?