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That is not what the linked article says. The FAA may consider it a crime, but prosecuting any specific incident is another matter entirely. The article even no
by sverige 10y ago
That is not what the linked article says. The FAA may consider it a crime, but prosecuting any specific incident is another matter entirely. The article even notes that means other than shooting it down would make for a "messy" case.
And you will need to involve law enforcement to recover your wrecked drone from my property, since I won't allow you to trespass.
And since when did all the privacy advocates on HN decide it's OK to fly your drone and camera over other people's property? Or is it only OK if you're being paid to do so and not a government entity?
- toomuchtodo 10y agoFederal law supercedes non-existent privacy law in the US. I agree there should be privacy regulations to prevent drone intrusion, but that's up to the FAA to update the regulations around airspace use.