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So this might not work with totally custom drones, and that's a huge market in done world. They'd have to continually track and build a database of new controll

So this might not work with totally custom drones, and that's a huge market in done world. They'd have to continually track and build a database of new controllers as they come out. Unless they plan on just saturating the 2.4ghz air waves, is that legal? Any ways, seems kinda unsafe to see the drone fall in disabled mode. Hopefully no one is near by

god_bless_texas 10y ago
Yep I was coming here to post something similar. I imagine they are further along than I am assuming. Or maybe they are OK with only being able to protect against a certain percentage of drones out there.
- rasz_pl 10y ago
  They probably count on clients being clueless or not caring. 'we stop 99% of drones out there by sales volume' might by enough for the same people that buy application firewalls and antivirus software pretending its a sound security strategy.