Well, yes, practically speaking this is a silly idea, like almost everything written about UAVs these days. But the notion that the UAV necessarily has my fing

Well, yes, practically speaking this is a silly idea, like almost everything written about UAVs these days. But the notion that the UAV necessarily has my fingerprints on it is also flawed. It's no more necessary (or wise) to leave my fingerprints on the UAV than it is to leave my fingerprints on a murder weapon or the door of a bank vault. The only catch is that someone clever enough to remember to wear gloves or clean up is also going to have a much more effective way of ensuring their illegal goods are not tied to them.