This is the link to download the .PDF manual for the P4P and the P4P+:
https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/phantom_4_pro/Phantom+4+Pro+Pro+Plus+User+Manual+v1.0.pdf
Not if the police get hold of the machine and trace the serial number . . . they will connect it to me . . . and then I'm required to defend a whole bunch of things I don;t have any interest in
Really?
Why do you clog up the support line with nonsense like that?
Really?
Why do you clog up the support line with nonsense like that?
As was your hypothetical situation.I should not have to defend my myself and involve friends or look up CCTV tape of me being somewhere else, when I don't even own the machine. . . that answer was ridiculous!
You're not actually "registering" the P4P serial to you. You're activating it and logging in with your DJI account to fly it. So, when you sell it to someone else, they have to do the same otherwise they cant' fly it. This effectively "registers" it (in the manner you are speaking of) to the new owner. So DJI gave you the correct answer...Sorry I thought it was instructive about how DJI deals with issues . . not very well. It's only one thread . . ignore it if it bothers you. It bothers me that DJI requires me to register my P4 serial number with my email and then tells me there is no way to de-register . . and it took over an hour to get a ridiculous answer
"Well you can always prove you're not there. Besides it will be his word against your word. You're not insight. You have your phone with you. Your friends. Acquaintance. These days, almost every corner has CCTV in them so you can always prove your whereabouts.
I should not have to defend my myself and involve friends or look up CCTV tape of me being somewhere else, when I don't even own the machine. . . that answer was ridiculous!
You're not actually "registering" the P4P serial to you. You're activating it and logging in with your DJI account to fly it. So, when you sell it to someone else, they have to do the same otherwise they cant' fly it. This effectively "registers" it (in the manner you are speaking of) to the new owner. So DJI gave you the correct answer...
As was your hypothetical situation.
The chat support people must be going stir crazy this week dealing with thousands of customers wanting to sort out connection issues with their Christmas Phantoms.
They are dealing with way more callers than usual as you can see from the waiting queue and they often aren't the best at sorting out technical issues with sometimes poor english skills.
Expecting them to come up with a solution to your hypothetical situation might have been a bit much today.
Do you have anything to support this?This comes from an issue here in Toronto last year . . young guy lost his drone and a few days later police arrived at his door to return it. No charges but they simply went to DJI and got his address and email from the serial number