I see no way the corporations can avoid violating any reasonable interpretation of air trespass laws.
FAA apparently feels comfortable not talking about that at all. Instead they will require corporate drones to emit a beacon of some kind so...well...so what? I have to buy a receiver to monitor my air space? Will the signal be encrypted so that only corporations can see the data?
Allowing intense and intrusive access to private air space will certainly further corporate mass surveillance. I foresee a whole new industry involving air surveillance data for sale.
(I am hoping roguish countermeasures like gps scramblers and jammers will pop up. Maybe some special shotgun round designed to take them out, without jeopardizing bystanders.)
FAA apparently feels comfortable not talking about that at all. Instead they will require corporate drones to emit a beacon of some kind so...well...so what? I have to buy a receiver to monitor my air space? Will the signal be encrypted so that only corporations can see the data?
Allowing intense and intrusive access to private air space will certainly further corporate mass surveillance. I foresee a whole new industry involving air surveillance data for sale.
(I am hoping roguish countermeasures like gps scramblers and jammers will pop up. Maybe some special shotgun round designed to take them out, without jeopardizing bystanders.)
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