Maybe this is bad journalism, but it does seem that drone technology is going to be around more prevalently into the future. Therefore, as a society we're going

Maybe this is bad journalism, but it does seem that drone technology is going to be around more prevalently into the future. Therefore, as a society we're going to have to deal with it in some way both socially and legally. One way to start, on a personal level, is to use open source encryption products like WhisperSystems RedPhone and TextSecure. This doesn't address drones peeping into your back yard, but it will likely secure your communications from being deciphered after they've been intercepted. Let's face it, unless we really get our act together and speak up (something many seem unable or unwilling to do in a concerted and sustained manner), then technology will continue to make these intrusions ever more common. Our tech moves a hell of a lot faster than our ability to manage and legislate it.