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I bet that's to make it harder to track domestic surveillance planes more than anything to do with wealthy privacy concerns.
by Scaevolus 6y ago
I bet that's to make it harder to track domestic surveillance planes more than anything to do with wealthy privacy concerns.
- mike_d 6y agoIt is two fold: private plane owners associations are lobbying. The flight tracking industry (FlightRadar24, FlightAware, etc) are also pushing for it because without an expensive feed of data from the FAA hobbyist networks like ADSBExchange will be unable to compete with them.