Not the Drones again
Because this topic keeps coming up I wanted to see if there were actual court rulings on drones and airspace. It appears home owners do own some of there air space. In the case of United States v...
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Thanks for sharing Hondavalk. Interesting.
I personally like the technology, even though I said in the other thread that I didn't want one flying over my house. Of course, that stirred up controversy and comments about paranoia, hatred etc... Funny how if someone has a different view, they are immediately branded a hater, unreasonable, an idiot etc...Reminds me of society as a whole, which I guess is to be expected since we are just a slice of a larger society. Im all for folks who want to have one, and take cool pictures and videos of scenic locations.
Nice to see the courts at least acknowledge that there is some level of expectation of privacy and some amount of control over the airspace over my property.
99.99 percent of drone operators won't have any reason to fly over my house, unless transiting somewhere else. It's the .01 percent that are likely up to no good that I worry about.
Mike
I personally like the technology, even though I said in the other thread that I didn't want one flying over my house. Of course, that stirred up controversy and comments about paranoia, hatred etc... Funny how if someone has a different view, they are immediately branded a hater, unreasonable, an idiot etc...Reminds me of society as a whole, which I guess is to be expected since we are just a slice of a larger society. Im all for folks who want to have one, and take cool pictures and videos of scenic locations.
Nice to see the courts at least acknowledge that there is some level of expectation of privacy and some amount of control over the airspace over my property.
99.99 percent of drone operators won't have any reason to fly over my house, unless transiting somewhere else. It's the .01 percent that are likely up to no good that I worry about.
Mike
