I agree. A drone that stays over someone else's private property is their problem. If it is operated from neighboring property as a device to gather information

I agree. A drone that stays over someone else's private property is their problem. If it is operated from neighboring property as a device to gather information about me when I am on my property then that changes everything. When it is purposely guided over mine then I should have the option to handle it in any way I deem appropriate. Looking into my back yard, which is enclosed by a fence and is therefore not open for public viewing should be a violation of my privacy.