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Hmm... if you knock down the drone, then it is no longer in public space though (assuming it lands in your property). I have no idea what laws there are around
by mbillie1 13y ago
Hmm... if you knock down the drone, then it is no longer in public space though (assuming it lands in your property). I have no idea what laws there are around this sort of thing... but disabling without destroying the drone so it ends up on my property - what then? The owner would be (conceivably) trespassing should he or she attempt to recover the drone.
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