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They're cloud based, aren't they? So regardless of what they're doing with the data, it's true that they're (figuratively) beaming it back, although parent is a
by foota 3y ago
They're cloud based, aren't they? So regardless of what they're doing with the data, it's true that they're (figuratively) beaming it back, although parent is admittedly implying more.
I accept that chinese authorities generally have access to anything they want to in the country, so I would buy that they have access to drone data.
- hackernewds 3y agowith how they are executing tick tock and making a mockery out of the USDS system, I would not put this past them at all
- lm28469 3y ago> I accept that chinese authorities generally have access to anything they want to in the country So just like the US ?
- localplume 3y agonope. the US doesn't have the same military-civilian fusion that China has, given the latter is an authoritarian one party state.
- guax 3y agoThey're not cloud based as far as I would define it. I have one and fly mostly on areas where there is no internet signal. The drone beams back video to your phone and unless you're syncing the cache videos with their cloud nothing its stored other than flight meta data. You can avoid even that by using a totally offline controller/phone.
- foota 3y agoHow does the drone communicate with the phone?
- TheHappyOddish 3y agoVia the remote over RF.