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Yep, that's a problem, but it may have a silver lining: when the kill-switch kicks in, the remaining flyable drones would therefore be clearly assumable as non-
by cf100clunk 2y ago
Yep, that's a problem, but it may have a silver lining: when the kill-switch kicks in, the remaining flyable drones would therefore be clearly assumable as non-innocents worthy of felony and/or misdemeanor charges, if the operators can be caught.
- verdverm 2y agoI would expect the kill-switched drones to also be non-compliant and face similar charges.