Let’s the feds shoot down your personal drone [emoji30]
Civil Liberties Groups Are Concerned About Proposed Law to Shoot Down Private Drones
Civil Liberties Groups Are Concerned About Proposed Law to Shoot Down Private Drones
Let’s the feds shoot down your personal drone [emoji30]
Civil Liberties Groups Are Concerned About Proposed Law to Shoot Down Private Drones
I sure hope they fix that lickitysplit or we gonna have some problems eh?Let’s the feds shoot down your personal drone [emoji30]
Civil Liberties Groups Are Concerned About Proposed Law to Shoot Down Private Drones
That's a fairly broad brush you're trying to paint with.
In most of those instances the sUAS SHOULD be shot down/disabled. I don't think anyone (not even journalists) should get a free pass to go/fly/see whatever they want. Some things needs to stay private and controlled.
Don’t shoot the messenger,I didn’t write the article I only provided the link..
I sure hope they fix that lickitysplit or we gonna have some problems eh?
No need to panic- it is only proposed to apply to flights that potentially threaten a “covered” facility so clearly identified restricted area.Can't see this passing as it really has no purpose. It would be the same as shooting a camera that someone is holding if they _think_ the person was taking an illegal photo.
"“Commercially available drones can be employed by terrorists and criminals to drop explosive payloads, deliver harmful substances, disrupt communications, and conduct illicit surveillance"
You know what can also be used for these purposes.... everything! Drones _will_ be used for all of these purposes. There is no question about that. But that makes them no greater risk than anything else in this world. This simply the case of another idiot lawmaker who think that they can save the world by making more stupid laws.
Ever seen someone try to shoot a drone at distance? It ain't gonna happen.
That's a fairly broad brush you're trying to paint with.
In most of those instances the sUAS SHOULD be shot down/disabled. I don't think anyone (not even journalists) should get a free pass to go/fly/see whatever they want. Some things needs to stay private and controlled.
It may seem broad if narrowly interpreted without context.They (the government) are attempting to pass a law that allows them to shoot down private commercial drones that they deem a “threat.” THAT is a fairly broad brush.
It may seem broad if narrowly interpreted without context.
I don't think by "shoot down" they mean by using projectiles. Even our stupid government employees know that is less safe than the potential of nefarious use of drones. They would use signal jamming technology. The falling UAS would be my concern. Down a drone over a crowd and part of that crowd is subject to injury. Down it over property and there is sure to be damage.If anyone knows of an incident where a drone which was flying safely was shot down, and the crashing drone (or projectile that was used to shoot down the drone) injured someone, please be sure to share it. I would LOVE to see the news coverage that followed such an incident!
I think that there is far more danger to the public in shooting down drones that there ever could be by allowing them to fly safely. After all, passenger and unmanned commercial aircraft fly over populated areas all the time. Occasionally you hear of one of them going down in populated areas too.
They (the government) are attempting to pass a law that allows them to shoot down private commercial drones that they deem a “threat.” THAT is a fairly broad brush.
After all, passenger and unmanned commercial aircraft fly over populated areas all the time. Occasionally you hear of one of them going down in populated areas too.
Unlikely jamming might cause the AC to fall. The intent would be to disrupt the AC control link forcing the AC to initiate return to home. Great method to potentially find where the person was operating the AC from.I don't think by "shoot down" they mean by using projectiles. Even our stupid government employees know that is less safe than the potential of nefarious use of drones. They would use signal jamming technology. The falling UAS would be my concern. Down a drone over a crowd and part of that crowd is subject to injury. Down it over property and there is sure to be damage.
Unlikely jamming might cause the AC to fall. The intent would be to disrupt the AC control link forcing the AC to initiate return to home. Great method to potentially find where the person was operating the AC from.