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> "How would this affect the usage of self-driving cars? " It wouldn't. Puzzlingly, this law seeks to ban aerial drone surveillance while explicitly allowing
by roc 14y ago
> "How would this affect the usage of self-driving cars? "
It wouldn't. Puzzlingly, this law seeks to ban aerial drone surveillance while explicitly allowing any surveillance, by person or drone, conducted by a device or person supported by the ground.
So an aerial paparazzi drone would be illegal. But a veritable army of paparazzi ground drones, even ringing a property and photographing every inch of the same people and/or structures, would be legal.
- nwh 14y agoAnother loophole is that the bill states that any device affixed to the ground is acceptable. A weather balloon and a camera tethered to my car with several hundred meters of rope would presumably be alright.