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Topic: Drones have become increasingly prevalent in recent events, either in foreign or domestic affairs. Drones decrease the available privacy to the individual, and so sparks the privacy vs. Law/Security debate!
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This should be interesting!
Topic: Drones have become increasingly prevalent in recent events, either in foreign or domestic affairs. Drones decrease the available privacy to the individual, and so sparks the privacy vs. Law/Security debate!
Details: Explained in this post by Xtc:
I am sure that a lot of you are aware that a man in Kentooki shot a drone, which ,allegedly, was spying on his sun bathing daughter and now he is facing criminal charges.
Drones are considered to be a civilian aircraft. So, with that being said, I can totally buy a drone, mount a cam and just go around pick-a-booing into people's windows at any given point of time. Let's say someone is having a special moment together but here I am, with my drone, watching.
People build fences for many reason, but one of them is privacy. Another bull cliche in America's Justice System. All strategic points are deemed as "no fly zones" and god forbid you send a flying fart above that area, but a drone can freely fly above your house and spy on you.
So, If there is a pedo in my area or just a perv with a drone, I can no longer walk around my backyard or in my house naked in fear of being spied on? For the same argument what if I mount a microphone and go flying around downtown's office buildings listening to people? I might catch something interesting.
I wonder how would society react if I buy a drone and go taping backyards of famous people or government workers? , what if I go fly my drone around Bush's ranch?
Drones are considered to be a civilian aircraft. So, with that being said, I can totally buy a drone, mount a cam and just go around pick-a-booing into people's windows at any given point of time. Let's say someone is having a special moment together but here I am, with my drone, watching.
People build fences for many reason, but one of them is privacy. Another bull cliche in America's Justice System. All strategic points are deemed as "no fly zones" and god forbid you send a flying fart above that area, but a drone can freely fly above your house and spy on you.
So, If there is a pedo in my area or just a perv with a drone, I can no longer walk around my backyard or in my house naked in fear of being spied on? For the same argument what if I mount a microphone and go flying around downtown's office buildings listening to people? I might catch something interesting.
I wonder how would society react if I buy a drone and go taping backyards of famous people or government workers? , what if I go fly my drone around Bush's ranch?
This should be interesting!