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Yeah, but when you have a witness or a camera you get something more then a color. The scenario I see happening with drones is people crashing them by mistake

• kube-system 6y ago
  People who follow the rules and make a mistake are the most likely to be caught. They're probably also the least likely to cause trouble or run from the consequences of their actions. > since the drone crashed police can read it's serial number and see who the owner is. Not from the serial number -- but from the pilot's operator ID they received at registration, and then affixed to the side of their drone. Those who are apathetic to the rules, or actively flout them may simply take their drone out of the box and fly it.
  • simion314 6y ago
    >People who follow the rules and make a mistake are the most likely to be caught. They're probably also the least likely to cause trouble or run from the consequences of their actions. Do you refer to drones only or in general? If in general you think car license plates are useless? > They're probably also the least likely to cause trouble or run from the consequences of their actions Any data or is an opinion? Btw most car related accidents are happening when people do not follow the rules like respecting the speed limit, or not using a phone so why would they follow the "accept the consequences of your actions" rule if they could get away?